You should run `bundle update` rather than `bundle install`, because `bundle
update` ignores updates the Gemfile.lock file, whereas `bundle install`
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I am happy
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Migrated MySQL but ruby on rails app keeps looking for SQLLite!!!
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Today I tried to remove (actually overwrite) a validation from a model,
from within a plugin
Ok that sounds fair, thanks for looking.
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On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 04:34:45PM +1100, Ryan Bigg wrote:
Any chance we could get this in too?
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/6462-make-sure-rails
Any chance we could get this in too?
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Check out the meta_where gem: https://github.com/ernie/meta_where
On 13/02/2011, at 18:16, Jan jan.h@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I just learned that Arel support more powerful queries than in rails, e.g.
users = Arel::Table.new('users')
users.where(
I think making this a gem first would be a good start, and once its garnered
major support then it will be merged into core. Not all applications have to
validate email and URLs (although, a large majority do, I will concede)
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I really like the gist of this! I am especially curious to the particular
roadblocks in place why people wouldn't have upgraded their app to Rails 3 yet.
I think it would be great to track trends such as what testing frameworks
people are using as well as authentication libraries.
Putting
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Full support with me on slowly deprecating the plugin system. It saves
new developers the cognitive load of asking plugin vs gem.
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Great idea with the rails
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Whilst this isn't the usual flavor of core chat, I believe that the
documentation of Rails is on-topic with this group, as it's just as important
as the code and patches usually discussed.
I've decided to start a documentation drive for the month of December and maybe
even January. I plan on
? What magical abilities are
offered besides having shorter code?
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I agree that the new rails 3 docs need a lot of work compared to
the2.3 branch
As I said on the ticket, I would prefer the unscoped variant to this as it is
clearer.
Thanks for attempting a patch though. The sad truth is that some just don't get
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On 22/11/2010, at 22:11, Jan
) The view renders that
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Did this version break your code?
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All,
I really do think the latest 3.0.2 version was poorly chosen.
A major version of 1.x to 2.x of Arel should have at least affected the
minor version of rails/activerecord, not tiny.
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I just applied
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I am currently a little confused with
I had a crazy idea today based off a reader's question[1].
Why are rake db:migrate and rake db:test:prepare two different tasks? Why
can't we have rake db:migrate migrate both the development and the test
database at the same time? So many noobs (I'll include myself in that basket
too) get
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One could take that idea a step further. Since many popular databases
don't support transactional DDL, it's not hard to write a bad
migration which fails and leaves the database stuck between
migrations, requiring manual
This dual-migration should only happen if you're in the development
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Such as rake db:migrate:all? I like this idea too.
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alternately, rather than change the behavior of the current rake tasks, it
could be done by a separate task
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This dual
Some test tools such as Cucumber (and I'm sure I've seen it in RSpec but I
cannot reproduce it right now) do not run the migrations before they run the
tests. I think Rails should automatically do it so that when you run the
tests the database is already setup. Why run it every time when you
Bingo. That's all rake db:test:prepare does: loads the schema into the test
database. Whereas rake db:test:clone clones the structure+data from the
development database to the test database.
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If I understand you right,
Whilst it's obvious now that jQuery is the preferred library, there are a lot
of applications already using prototype. I think because of this reason, the
default should stay as Prototype.
Your patch to pass an option to switch to jQuery for a new application is
fantastic.
On 12/09/2010, at
As far as I know the way to do this is to change this line in
config/application.rb:
require rails/all
To these lines (this is most of the code from rails/all):
require rails
%w(
action_controller
action_mailer
active_resource
rails/test_unit
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I've been using RSpec since June 2007 and I've definitely grown familiar
ye olde round peg, square hole scenario. XML is easy to parse (NOKOGIRI
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but maybe at this point it would be nice
to take an issue off the core team's table. At the end of the day
Rails 3 is still going to work great no matter what the default is.
Indeed and I'll agree with Yehuda here. 3.0's gotta be out soon, right?
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Death to prototype! Long live jQuery!
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So far, from my understanding, what you've said is that you want to use
some parts of ActiveSupport, but you don't want to use the entire
ActiveSupport collection. It would be helpful to us if you could name
the parts that you are wanting to use and we'll set you on the right path.
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, people may continue to think that this is still in Rails.
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Has anyone tried installing the mysql gem from Rubyforge on 1.9? It's stuff
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2009/8/26 Sven Fuchs svenfu...@artweb-design.de
Sure :)
The question remains ... should an Engine dev be expected add something
like this to their code?
# init.rb
I18n.load_path += Dir['/path/to/translations/**/*.{yml,rb}']
Or should Rails do that automagically for everybody's
, 6 minutes and 42 seconds - sorry.
On Aug 6, 2009, at 10:48 PM, Michael Koziarski wrote:
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 5:44 PM, Ryan Bigg
(Radar)radarliste...@gmail.com wrote:
Recently a lot of people I've spoken with have expressed that
distance_of_time_in_words sucks for accuracy
Oh yeah, and if a value is 0 it won't show it either.
2009/8/7 Ryan Bigg (Radar) radarliste...@gmail.com
This is why I gave you :except options, so you can get 2 years, 6 months,
for example.
2009/8/7 Jason King smathy.w...@gmail.com
I wouldn't mind about 2 and a half years
/dotiw. I'm thinking that this should be in Rails
core as it is a vast improvement over what currently exists, but I don't
want to put the effort into a patch that's just going to be rejected, as per
usual.
Who else would find this useful?
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Oh and if you want to preload a list I recommend using with_scope to
further scope down that list.
2009/8/4 Ryan Bigg (Radar) radarliste...@gmail.com
Uh yeah, Color.all(:conditions = { :name = color_from_import })
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html
2009/8/4 Stijnster
Geoff,
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On 15/06/2009, at 7:45 AM, Geoff Reisch wrote:
I recently upgrade from Rails 2.1.0 to 2.3.2 and now get this
message
I hardly see any of those people in the IRC channel and they all have
much larger committments to the community.
Another couple of suggestions: blj dfr, and toretore.
On 08/06/2009, at 1:25 AM, knowtheory wrote:
This sounds like something that the Rails Activism team or a group
like
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