apply" patches/bugs would be a good start to
helping out though. Of course, this model requires a certain level of trust
which I'm not sure how to "build".
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an fulfill this role but you don't
need commit rights to do it either.
The problem will only compound itself as the popularity of Rails grows.
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Sounds logical enough.
I tried to see if the 'trivial' would create conflicts with the trivial
severity option that exists, but the custom search interface is broken with
a missing javascript function so that you cant filter based on attributes of
the ticket.
Bob
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d Mixin with
ID=1001
This is all run off trunk with:
rake AR_TX_FIXTURES=yes test_mysql
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ment?) The reason I ask, is in
activesupport, there is an incompatibility with Linux when calling
STDERR.tell resulting in a failed test.
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Hi Lars,
Glad to see those errors, it's EXACTLY the same output I receive. If you run
tests again, all the taggings errors disappear though.
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ng on resolving the rest of the errors.
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e class to
AAACreateTablesTest and everything runs fine.
The other problem was that the mysql.sql had an invalid (my)SQL comment in
it. --Alter lock... In mysql, a '--' comment has to have at least one
whitespace character following it.
The patch is ticket #3798.
Now all tests run successfu
There are quite a few tickets asking for quoted table names
and field names to enable reserved words as table or column names.
What is the general consensus regarding this issue?
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re giving thought to that, what are your thoughts on renaming the
quote method inside of AR:B? Quite a few tickets come through for that as
well.
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n the patch which is
likely to get it shot down.
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Hi Wilson,
The problem was with the comment in front of the table. In MySQL, comments
starting with -- need a whitespace character following it.
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e object into a time
string when saving within AR.
Do you see any issues with this implementation?
Bob Silva
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ld it be a BC break to add those or
should I just
add an option to specify the separator?
Without them, you just get a bunch of select boxes slammed together.
I'd think the display behavior should be identical between these and the
datetime_select and new time_select methods.
Bob
select_time. Preserves BC.
Thanks
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Looks like the flash lost its reset mojo with the commits
last night. Its staying persistent now.
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non-trivial patches without tests. I’ve also been
going through patches which I find to be a welcome
addition and testing them against trunk and adding a tested
tag to them or adding unit tests if
none were provided.
If I’m eating too many cookies, let me know.
Bob Silva
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Whoops, I guess it was Kevin Clark who wrote it. Sorry Tobias.
http://glu.ttono.us/articles/2006/02/11/acts-as-threaded
First a monster and now a manic, when my wife uses those terms, I KNOW I'm
doing something right. I didn't want to presume the same here.
Cheers,
Bob
Are you using the Rails provided MySQL driver? Or have you installed the
native gem?
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This ChangeSet is missing the categories.yml file to support
the tests.
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/3683
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Something else to consider for 1.1, currently, when using Polymorphic
associations, the code doesn't properly build the primary key. Currently,
you can work around this by providing :foreign_key.
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3820
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tch updated to trunk tonight. Not sure
what's wrong with it yet but bitsweat asked for updated tests against trunk
so...
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Roger...like I said, I hadn't looked yet, I'll get it fixed up shortly.
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Hi Nathaniel,
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3811
Which includes time_select. If you want to send me your enhancements, I'll
add them (if they aren't already in the patch, which is different from my
plugin).
Bob Silva
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.
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/3937
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:queue is a
hash, the order of the elements would change between tests. It’s going to
need a different test than assert_equal.
Don’t suppose there is an assert_conceptually_equal ?
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X and everything applied and tested fine. Can you
send me the output of your test suite, shouldn't be any platform issues
but you never know. Not sure how to proceed.
Thanks
Bob
On Monday, February 27, 2006, at 6:41 PM, Bob Silva wrote:
>Roger...like I said, I hadn't looked yet, I&
ate a multi-column pk
While there are a ton more issues to deal with, I'll save those for later to
not cloud these issues since these are the bigger ones I/we would need to
tackle to achieve moving the unit tests to AR::Schema.
I await your ideas/comments.
Thanks,
Bob Silva
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> create_table :subscribers, :primary_key => :nick do |t|
> ...
> end
Unless I'm being a total idiot in reading the code, this creates an integer
based primary key column and doesn't allow an arbitrary primary key column
like in the example I provided.
Bob Silva
processlist. I’ll toss up a patch if I can figure
it out, I think it has something to do with changeset ( http://dev.rubyonrails.org/changeset/3693
). Can someone else verify this please?
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Still haven’t tracked it down, but
if I set @@allow_concurrency = true, the test suite passes fine.
Bob Silva
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You can also make use of the :scope parameter to make localized updates.
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your new baby to
a
plastic surgeon to have a nose job and breast implants.
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I was thinking the same thing in regards to the db adapters but limited to
the adapters that core members do not test against or have access to. The
only other part of rails I could imagine would be the web services if
someone wants to take responsibility for maintaining that.
Bob Silva
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Seems like a change for change sake rather than something "common" people
will actually use.
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er futzing with Rails dates for awhile.
I would suggest core mark the patch wontfix with a PDI on breaking it up
into smaller fixes. Then plan a refactored version for 2.0.
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ParseDate.parsedate(‘07/18/06’,
true) will create the right 4-digit year.
Just curious…
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"=>"'2006-07-18'"} <=== NOTE THE GOOD YEAR
>>
Rails date helpers would never run into this because they define the dates
via a select box, but I don't think Rails should only accept dates via the
helpers.
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Any opinions on this?
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Hi Koz,
The date value coming in is from an html
I would also suggest putting it on the
weblog in batches so those with projects that are frozen on an older version
can be updated proactively.
Bob
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his as a plugin?
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I thought I submitted a separate patch for this, but maybe it was included
in my extension patch for validates_numericality_of. If so, then that patch
has the fix for the broken tests.
Bob Silva
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think
you'll find a better audience with a clean patch.
Cheers,
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f routing.rb is loaded, draw will install them, otherwise,
it adds an anonymous route.
As long as you are reading this, would it be better for
install to return if no named_routes are defined rather than include an empty
Module and non-existant helpers?
Bob Silva
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Have you tried RouteSet.add_named_route name, path, options ?
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