Hi Pat

Thanks for the info.  I just wanted to double check as I was getting
an error with the app_env task in tasks.rb using the Rails
configuration instance to set cache_classes to false.

I had upgraded to 1.2.6 and installed as a plugin (as you also
suggested) as that seemed the easiest path ... and yes I wanted to
avoid mucking around with gem mgt issues at this point.

I just modified the line in task.rb to read
Rails::Configuration.new.cache_classes = false to allow the start task
to run.

Cheers
Shane

On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 6:52 PM, Pat Allan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Shane
>
> The latest version of TS (1.3.16) does support Rails 1.2.6 - so you should be 
> okay upgrading to that. I'd install it as a plugin, as I'm not sure how good 
> Rails' gem management is/was back then.
>
> It's worth noting that I won't be supporting Rails 1.x moving forward... I 
> think the current release is stable enough. The codebase is pretty complex 
> already, and I'm working on Rails 3 support (although that will be a separate 
> release, at least initially), so slimming things down a little would be nice, 
> from a maintenance perspective.
>
> As for general upgrading advice, I think you should be okay to just jump from 
> 1.2.3 to 1.2.6 - but it's been a long time since I worked with that version 
> of Rails properly, so who knows. Perhaps get it all done in a branch, then 
> merge it in once you're sure it's working as expected?
>
> --
> Pat
>
> On 22/05/2010, at 8:00 AM, shane wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I thought I read somewhere that the Thinking Sphinx plugin maintained
>> compatibility with Rails 1.2.6 ??
>>
>> Anyways, just wanting some info/suggestions on what I could do:
>>
>> I have a Rails app running on 1.2.3 .... which I could move to 1.2.6
>> without issue if I recall correctly that they were just bug fix and
>> security patches.
>>
>> It's using the Thinking Sphinx plugin 0.9.8 according to it's gemspec.
>>
>> I am wanting to upgrade this, primarily to get access to the
>> ThinkingSphinx::Test module so I can add some tests around the search
>> code they have .... as I then have to modify it.
>>
>> Is anyone able to give me some advice on the best path I could take?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Shane
>>
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