app_config is a small generator for Ruby on Rails that generates an application.yml file in your config director, and an initializer script to load it. You can then use the application.yml file to store API keys, mail server settings, or any other kind of configuration data that your application needs. The code was inspired by Geoffrey Grossenbach’s Ruby on Rails Code Review pdf.
Jan 3rd, 2008 by Norman | No Comments »
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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
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