With the imminent release of Rails 2.0, I've started working on a project in earnest on edge rails.
I'm finding some things to be broken in the Ruby on Rails bundle due to the Rails changes. For example.
* generating a migration from textmate doesn't seem to work, it prompts for the name, and runs but nothing is generated. * the mcol snippet(s) get confused by the use of 'sexy' migrations in schema.rb * Partial extraction isn't savvy to the changes in file naming (e.g. x.rhtml is now x.html.erb)
So what are the plans for tracking the rails changes in the bundle? And is there any hope that the bundle can deal with multiple rails versions? I'm sure I'm not the only one who needs to work with different rails versions on different projects.
How are others dealing with this?
(CCing the bundle maintainer)
On Nov 29, 2007, at 6:39 AM, Rick DeNatale wrote:
Have you tried this last one using the very latest bundle in the Subversion repository? I know there was recently a checkin regarding the ".html.erb" extensions, but I don't know if this particular issue was caught.
So what are the plans for tracking the rails changes in the bundle?
This is being discussed right now on the bundle development list:
http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/textmate-dev/2007-November/ 010530.html
James Edward Gray II
On Nov 29, 2007 10:24 AM, James Edward Gray II james@grayproductions.net wrote:
No I haven't.
Catching up with that thread, I think that it will be an issue if you can't easily switch rails versions between different projects.
In my consulting work, I have to deal with different rails versions for maintenance, client requirements etc.
Right now, my bread-and-butter is on Rails 1.2, but...
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