> So, when Rails 2.2 final comes out, what happens? Nothing. We'll keep
> applying patches to master. But if they break the view template finders
> again (sigh), then I'll create a active_scaffold/rails-2.2 branch *before*
> pulling in patches to fix for edge (the future Rails 2.3 or 3.0 or
> whatever).
>
> Make sense?
>
> Summary: active development should be against the latest version of Rails,
> if possible, and fixes should be backported to earlier branches if needed.

Makes eminent sense, Lance.
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