With the first release candidate of Rails 2.1 now out, I’ve tested friendly_id against it today. Yeah, I’m not really a big “edge” guy. In case anyone was worried, it appears to work fine. Let me know if you discover otherwise.
May 12th, 2008 by Norman |
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- Removed debugger line. Oops.
- Improved README.
- Updated CHANGELOG.
- Fixed logic error with slug generation. Resolves ticket #7. Thanks to Tim
- Made friendly_id::make_slugs update records in chunks of 1000 to avoid running
- Fixed some compatibility issues with Rails 2.0.x. Fixed generated join syntax
- Updated CHANGELOG.
- Added support for reseved slugs.
- More README tweaking.
- Tweaked README.
friendly_id updates- Improved documentation.
- Revert "check if ImageMagick is in PATH"
- Cleaning up exapanding documentation. Cleaning up whitespace. Bumped Gem
- added option to not delete image files on destroy
- Merge branch 'trike' of git@github.com:tricycle/has_image into trike
- moved measuring into the processor where it belongs
- use width/height columns to store dimensions if they’re present in the model
- check if ImageMagick is in PATH
- fixed filesystem-cleanup in pic_test
- fixed filesystem-cleanup in pic_test
has_image updates
I forked friendly_id and refactored some parts of the code (http://github.com/boof/friendly_id/commit/e454394863145cf90dc79608e45443ca5da78734). I ran the tests against Rails 2.1.1 and it works, too.