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That's true. How much memory did you find the spinner to take,
Andreas? I believe the Ruby baseline is something like 3.7MB, if I
remember correctly.
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Clearing out on IP is actually pretty straight forward from the
console. I just removed all from 82.131.14.155. Let's keep this as
somewhat of a permathread for now. Whenever you spot spam from a
certain IP, we can clear that out and block the IP.
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its easier to have two instances of the same application running on
the same machine. Something app-name based options won't help with.
Also, please someone do investigate #3474. I'd really like to declare
a death to white screens in 1.1.
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started on making one?
Have a look at the source in
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/browser/plugins, a bunch of examples there.
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Looks like the flash lost its reset mojo with the commits last night. Its
staying persistent now.
Fixed. Thanks for reporting.
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out disruptive changes like that to see if it fits. And
considering the scale of such a change, there would be no way any of
these ideas would make it in anyway before proving themselves as a
widely used and cherished plugin.
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release changed all the tasks over to be namespaced? Who
and want would break? I'm coming up short with ideas on where it would
be a problem, but I'd like to hear if others have some dependencies on
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we had two adapters. I think a rename with stubs
would be good. Do patch.
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Supports use as either oci or oracle.
Applied.
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that this works? Perhaps others in need of AWS could help?
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Works against rev 3706. Looks like it was broken in 3713.
Thanks, fixed.
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generators _do_ have
to create migrations, they should really be called
'create_tablename', not 'add_tablename', just to be consistent.)
Agree, I'll rename.
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, it is kinda neat to have
that, but the pain is not worth it.
This affects page 98 of the book, but that should probably be
rewritten using form_for instead anyway.
And it also doesn't break any existing applications. It's just a new
behavior for new runs of that generator.
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embeds the opinion that developing your application
model-by-model is preferable over chunk-by-chunk, but still allows you
to do the latter at the cost of configuration.
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no custom code needed for each type.
Please expand on this. How would this look? Often times you don't have
an js option for something, so if we just expect you to an error would
occur. Instead of now, where we just do a 406.
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whether its worth it.
And I'd like to keep all this Accept-header munging restricted to the
respond_to call for Rails 1.1. We may well desire this for Rails 1.2,
but let's skip it for now.
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want to scope-in :includes?
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. There's a Prototype issue that definitely also presses
to warrant a release.
This is a good reason why it would be awesome to setup automated
testing for all the db adapters.
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explicitly for the purpose of having reporters ping
that.
Though that wouldn't have helped in this case, since the doc cleanup
that broke it was done just before the 1.1 release.
If I had known that an automated system existed, I would have waited for that.
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You could have another list with a Reply-To this list and when the build
breaks,
additionally cc the committer that broke the build.
I'd love to see that happen. Please Do Investigate.
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I'm about set to automate the Oracle unit tests, but need to get the
green light lit first. Just submitted a patch to clean up the few
remaining issues...
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/4573
Applied.
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for it.
Thanks for doing this! Now someone working with MS SQL, DB2, and all
the other non-oss adapters please follow suit ;)
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We can't fix something that's already out there. But I'll post beta
gems now, so at least you can get to this fix easily. And it'll be in
stable too.
In any case, this fix is only for calculations that use limit/offset,
right? Not really a big ticket problem.
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to spend time automating
upgrades from 0.13.x. If you're still on that version, you'll have to
do it manually. And then cherish the fact that you won't have to do it
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supposed to edit. So I don't really see a use
for this.
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Keep on having fun, folks :)
Thanks a lot for all your work on this, Leon. I know that there are
many people who are very grateful for AWS. You're welcome back any
time!
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let's
document that :id should not be named in params, but on its own.
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This patch at least prevents warnings when Transaction::Simple is
loaded a second time.
I wonder what breakage would ensue if the API of TS changes? In any
case, this is probably fine as a lesser evil. Until 2.0 where TS is
yanked out from core.
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Client A opens a socket to the Socket Server? Real sockets? Or a
persistent HTTP connection?
Real sockets. That's why its using Flash.
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on a shared
resource.
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the regular Rails mailing list for
questions like this in the future. This list is reserved for
discussing the development of Rails, not its usage. Thanks.
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for better documentation or gather up a team to work on
it.
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sympathetic to a patch that allowed for hash definitions
of :conditions, though. But I don't buy :created_on_less_than or other
ways of dealing with something else than equality through naming
conventions. If you need that kind of thing, use the strings.
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I've noticed some posts to rails-core notifying the world of patches,
since there's been no activity on said patch I thought I'd do the
same. Please let me know if this breaks protocol.
Great first patch. Applied.
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They should indeed work. I think its just an omission born from the
fact that you rarely do it this way. But it would be great to be able
to. Please do make it work. Thanks!
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style conventions, be backwards compatible, and hopefully
something that has meaning for most people most of the time. But all
of these rules go out the window some times, if there's a stroke of
genius found in the submission.
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Still looking for a few nods of approval from the core team before I dig
into this.
I'm happy to see work go into this. Real bind variables would be nice
indeed. Applying the patch will, as ever, depend on the specific
implementation, of course. But it's a worthy pursuit!
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for base.rb anyway, so now it all sits in xml_serialization.rb and
is mixed in.
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responsible for these adapters will either make a patch
of their own or raise the issue here.
I really like the idea of migrations and would love to see the stability of
them improved.
Excellent. Please do keep working. Your patch was applied, btw.
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Would someone with commit access mind looking at this?
Applied.
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. Not using
the same style everywhere is not necessary a bug.
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app where they feel like
a good fit? I'm starting to think that explicitly ignoring them with
map.resources is a feature.
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probably not being
as RESTful as you could be.
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), pagination, and possibly
acts_as_list/acts_as_tree.
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it work ;)
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sure
you update RAILS_GEM_VERSION in your config/environment.rb. Otherwise
you'll still be bound to that earlier version of Rails even as you
install the new gems.
We continue to update http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/ with the latest
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But again, please do keep pushing on with this. Just because its not a
good fit for core, doesn't mean it ain't cool. Rock on.
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is that opinions go into core and
options go into plugins.
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I propose that rails' test class inherits from, rather than extends,
Text::Unit::TestCase.
Opinions?
That's been a long-standing desire. Especially also to clean up the
cruft in functional test controllers.
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