Nicholas Henry wrote:
You may also find this helpful:

http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/getting-started/upgrading

Especially with links to the release notes to find out what has
changed across versions.

Cheers,
Nicholas


On Sep 2, 8:48 am, Raju Aralikatti <[email protected]>
wrote:
  
Thank you Marnen.... I am following the same steps. I am directly
upgrading to rails 2.2.2
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A useful thing I found when I just completed (mostly) the same trip was to create a dummy project (rails -d mysql tst) using the version of rails I wanted to go to.  I was then able to compare the config files one by one to see what had changed.  There are a lot of changes in config files in that jump and the changes are not automaticly made by the rake task.  You will have to go in and see how each file changed and decide what you want to do.  In a lot of the cases you will just replace your current version of the file with a copy of the later version.  In some cases you will have some reason to do differently just make sure you understand what the differences are and why you want what you want.  It is  not a rote task!

Norm

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