The 21/03/12, c...@eq4.andreas-s.net wrote:
For a project I used the gem 'event_calendar'. However, there were a
couple things I had to manually change within the gem source to suit my
needs.
How would I go about to deploy this in production 'the rails way'? Right
now I have just replaced
monkey patch +1
vendorize isn't good choice for maintenance.
Use AOP with include module chain
methology(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3689736/rails-3-alias-method-chain-still-used)
not alias_method_chain.
2012년 3월 21일 수요일 오전 11시 45분 59초 UTC+9, (알 수 없음) 님의 말:
For a project I used
On Mar 20, 9:45 pm, c...@eq4.andreas-s.net wrote:
How would I go about to deploy this in production 'the rails way'?
If you're using bundler (which you should be), then you can:
1) Fork the gem and checkout that fork
2) Make your modifications to your fork (include tests if possible)
and push
Michael Pavling wrote in post #1052592:
On 21 March 2012 02:45, c...@eq4.andreas-s.net wrote:
For a project I used the gem 'event_calendar'. However, there were a
couple things I had to manually change within the gem source to suit my
needs.
How would I go about to deploy this in production
Ignore that last post... I discovered something went wrong with the
vendorization of the gem and files did not end up in the correct
location.
Its working now.
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