If we apply the logic specify as much as possible on the highest level
possible, then config.force_ssl = true should also set SSL for
ActionMailer (and its url helpers), meaning application-wide and by
default).
The following requirement should then be a thing of the past:
# development.rb
Hi,
maybe there was a slight misunderstanding - I think SSL should be set
*application-wide* once config.force_ssl = true is set.
On Monday, July 28, 2014 4:13:46 PM UTC+2, Geoff Harcourt wrote:
Hi Pete,
I don’t think it’s necessary to require SSL in development, so even if
enabling SSL
/spring, a new tool from
jonleighton that's under test and is likely to be the default integration
with Rails as part of the development process, I recommend you guys to take
a look.
Pete, I think the path that zeus and spring are taking is the way to go,
since it does not help only
Currently (3.2.12), Rails needs 1 separate command per model/migration
to be generated. Each such rails g ... command invokes active_record once.
When a project needs to generate a larger number of models/migrations,
this process can take up lots of time.
So, this...
rails g model_a
in a way that might
break things.
Thanks for reminding me of that though...I'll at least add some links
between the tickets.
Pete Yandell
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D'oh! And I just realised I made a typo in the first line of the
description. It should read:
A has_one or has_many relationship with :dependent set
to :nullify...
It's been a long day.
Pete Yandell
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area. When and how to normalise is
something a developer really needs to think about, so just enabling
auto-normalisation of all parameters is possibly not the solution.
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a plugin that does all this (if
someone doesn't beat me to it).
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it hurt, how, and why?
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to support unicode nowadays?)
Rumour also has it that ActiveRecord, when recreating timed-out
database connections, doesn't honour the 'encoding: utf8' setting.
I've never run into this personally, so I assume it was fixed at some
point?
Cheers,
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