ributes from being overwritten by
queries. I haven't dug through the InstanceMap code enough yet to see
if that is the case.
I'm loath to move to edge just to try this.
Any advice from the core-savvy guys.
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know, but it didn't make a difference.
Is there, or should there, be a way in such a case to force includes
to generate the join as well as instantiating the associated records?
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Is this an intentional change or a bug?
I do see it's documented that way in the edge version of
http://guides.rails.info/routing.html#route-globbing
So I guess its intentional, but just wanted to make sure.
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is IMHO a much better method name.
By way of explanation, a semicolon after a message invocation
indicates that the subsequent message is sent to the receiver of the
preceding message, instead of the result of that mesage. so the above
would be equivalent to:
tmp = Point.new
tmp x: 1
tmp y: 2
pt
understand.
I submitted a patch to allow controlled addition of http methods to
the rails stack some 7 months ago
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/2809-patch-allowed-controlled-addition-of-new-http-methods
But it seems to have escaped notice. It's probably not still up to
fectly good, and true return value
from a predicate, and in many cases more useful.
Insisting that a predicate return either true or false, smells more
Java or C++ish than Rubyish to me.
But what do I know?
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ou add the function to reorder the routes? If it
were me I'd probably do something like adding a position attribute to
route and use something like acts_as_list
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I tracked it down.
The problem was being caused by the log_buddy gem
http://github.com/relevance/log_buddy
This adds a logger method to Object which clobbers the Rails generator
script commands logger.
That cost me an hour or two.
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Rick DeNatale wrote:
> I
So the following seems to only happen when I run script/generate under
ruby 1.9.1
If I use 1.8.7 script/generate works!
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 1:06 PM, Rick DeNatale wrote:
> I was trying to add cucumber to a project which is using rails2.3.4
> (which is vendored). The script/ge
able to figure out
where it's set and what has gone wrong.
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> If there's another case I'd be happy to re-evaluate but the power of
> migrations is in their simplicity they're not some darcs-ish patch
> algebra for DDL, they're little scripts that you run in order in which
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or Rails 3 is to provide support for
1.8.7+, and I think that that's the right thing to do, in order to
allow Rails, Ruby and the sea of open source which comprises the Ruby
landscape progress and evolve.
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ich
require it, for which migration to a newer version is not justifiable.
For a new app, particularly one written to Rails 3, I'd probably just
start with Ruby 1.9. I'm still not convinced that 1.8.7 is either
fish or fowl.
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hs)
>
> Any reason for that?
Because a duration in fact represents a series of steps to increment a
date/time/datetime and it's useful to differentiate between
(x.months + y.months)
and
(x+y).months
Think of the + when adding durations as if it were 'then'
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.
You need to look at the code to understand this, Duration is a bit
tricky since it acts as a proxy to it's value, it's implemented as a
subclass of BasicObject and forwards anything it doesn't have a method
for to the value, so it reports it's class as Fixnum, or BigInteger,
and i
nerate helpers to generate the related uris, so you get x_path, and
x_url, but if x is image or javascript or ... then you will only see
one say image_tag helper, and apparently it's the one for the static
asset.
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ay, most rubyists would write this:
logger.info 'request is an email (' + email.to_s + ')'
using string interpolation:
logger.info "request is an email (#{email})"
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Putting my money where my mouth is:
https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/2809
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On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 1:16 AM, Matt Jones wrote:
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>
> On Jun 14, 2009, at 11:42 PM, Rick DeNatale wrote:
>> Now in googling about, I discover that there's a railsdav plugin whose
>> usage I don't entirely understand.
>>
>> One thing it does is to
7;d
like to be able to route requests to different controllers/actions the
same way I can do with normal http rest schemes.
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On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 9:43 PM, Jeremy Kemper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > I ran into an interesting curiosity today when a whole bunch of our tests
> > started breaking mysteriou
the AR method is
there to support STI and related stuff. On the surface it would seem that
there are one or more potential bugs lurking here, but I'm not sure, so I
thought I'd ask those wiser in the arcana of Rails history.
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was taking
more time than it was worth. If the new implementation leaves more clues on
the invocation stack in these cases, I'd be all for it.
Another benefit of what I'm reading is that it would make validations
reflectable which would help in writing TDD/BDD assertions/matchers that
Some of the changes, particularly in ActiveRecord have subtle, but
drastically changed behavior in ways that bedevil more sophisticated Rails
apps. The change in the implementation of eager loading is another thing
which is making the port a bigger issue than we tho
lidation fails since the just created MembershipRole with the particular
membership and role ids exists in the DB.
This code all worked fine on Rails 2.0.2, something in Rails 2.1 is causing
this spurious validation.
I'd welcome any ideas on h
rate a stub method which apparently
caused public to be called internally by Ruby, at which time the named_scope
generated method failed.
See the ticket for details.
I'm not sure what the fix should be, but I think that named_scope should not
cause public/private, and the like to be clobbered.
-
27;s showing bigint(10).
I assume you ran the migration by running rake db:migrate. This only
affects the development environment unless you specify the RAILS_ENV
environment value to override it. (rake RAILS_ENV=test db:migrate)
But you can also use rake db:test:prepare to c
More on this at
http://talklikeaduck.denhaven2.com/articles/2008/05/15/rails-2-1rc1-and-the-enhanced-migrations-plugin
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ut giving preferences
to US timezones in selection helpers should also have an objection to
GMT vs. UTC.
It's actually now mostly used as the name for the timezone used
during the winter months in the UK rather than as the reference point
for time zones.
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and the odd-numbered be the
> "experimental", why couldn't Rails?
Well Ruby used to use that convention, but Matz did away with it with
1.9, Ruby versioning now has x.y.0 as "experimental/development" and
x.y.[123456789] as "production". Ruby 1.9.1 (whenever
ike to get this into trunk if possible.
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Any advice from those more wizened in the ways of testing the rails
test infrastructure code? I suspect that this might be a problem the
route optimization logic but I haven't been able to pin it down.
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> Try setting use_transactional_fixtures to fall and see if it makes a
> difference.
s/fall/false/
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> help would be very much appreciated.
This topic is probably better discussed on the general rails-talk
forum rather than core, but
One thought is to check that you are using a mysql table type which
supports transactions. Innodb does, myisam (which is or used to be
the default f
On 2/12/08, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This allows file uploading to be tested in integration controllers.
That should have said integration tests.
BTW, for those using RSpec on rails, this should also allow the use of
file uploads in stories.
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lease have a look if interested and verify the patch, looking for +1s
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derstand why rails is trying to get
> jos_vm_orders.order_item_id instead of jos_vm_orders.order_id, since the
> primary key of orders table os order_id.
>
> Can somebody help.
>
> Tahnks,
> Cláudio Caseiro
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> >It has to be overwriting the definition in his subclass of AR::Base,
> >otherwise he wouldn't have seen t
:Base,
otherwise he wouldn't have seen the problem.
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rather than overrides). So the next time, his method is no longer
there to do the parameter conversion thing.
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:ActiveRecord::Base < ::ActiveRecord::Base
class Application::ActionView::Base < ::ActionView::Base
I'm not sure what Config is, TMail::Config?
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A minor one-line performance tweak to Array#to_xml
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/10711
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What the heck!
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/10168
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On Nov 14, 2007 4:39 PM, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It appears to me that he receiver and parameter of that merge message
> in the argument to the body message should be reversed.
>
> Am I missing something here?
>
> Because of this I had to do som
ug rather than something I've overlooked, should I
submit a patch to the rails trac or is there somewhere else?
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be needed. In addition since this generates a regular inner
join rather than the left outer join generated by :include, less data
may be returned to be processed in cases where there are records with
missing associated records.
I look forward to feedback.
On 10/24/07, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROT
oins option which
if used would trigger the same kind of object identity preservation of
the instances of the AR class receiving the find message.
That makes sense I think.
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On 10/26/07, Josh Susser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Oct 24, 2007, at 3:55 PM, Rick DeNatale wrote:
> > Prompted by some discussion on rails-talk last week, I worked up a
> > patch to add an option to ActiveRecord::Base#find which allows
> > association
Sorry I intended this to go to the rails-talk list but gmail outsmarted me.
On 10/24/07, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> patch to add an option to ActiveRecord::Base#find which allows
> associations
number of association rows
returned by the query, the vast majority will not be used since they
are only being used to select a small set of root objects.
Here's the ticket with the patch:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/9923
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On 10/24/07, Rick DeNatale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oops,
>
> It looks like the edge testing setup changed out from under me so that
> the patch won't apply to edge.
>
> I'll update the patch once I've figured it out.
I attached a new patch which fixes
Oops,
It looks like the edge testing setup changed out from under me so that
the patch won't apply to edge.
I'll update the patch once I've figured it out.
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> http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/9971
>
> This one
hat the rails core team thinks should be raised,
the time is ripe. I'm not sure what if anything might be set in stone
by rubyconf in Charlotte next week.
If this is a tempest in a teapot, then feel free to ignore my concerns.
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mechanism to handle this but the mysql adapter wasn't playing
the game.
Please have a look at this patch and verify it.
It passes both the existing mysql regression tests (i.e rake
test_mysql), and the test I added to test this specific use case.
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e methods.
I notice that Rails seems to make significant use of class variables,
but I'm not sure how much it relies on their inheritablility. I
figure that this is a more appropriate question to raise here than on
the general rails group.
Comments?
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l?
> + m.first.to_i
>
> (and, of course, create the IllegalMigrationNameError object)
>
> That way, at least, Rails will spit out an intelligible error message
> instead of bombing out when it calls nil.first.
Well why not submit it and see what the maintainers have to say.
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