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 |
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- Fixed bad Github urls and updated repository links.
- Added small change to allow friendly_id to work with STI. (David Ramalho)
- Added lighthouse URL.
- Updated changelog.
- Merge branch 'master' of git://github.com/alistairholt/friendly_id into alistairholt/master
- Added support for namespaced models in Rakefile. (David Ramalho)
- Added 'straight' apostrophe, opening 'curly' apostrophe and 'curly' quotes stripping to Slug::normalize
- Revert "Allow friendly_id to accept conditions when using slugs."
- Revert "Updated changelog."
- Revert "Minor code maintenance on tests and README."
friendly_id updates- Made storage work more correctly with tempfiles.
- Merge branch 'master' of git@github.com:norman/has_image
- Fixed public path test.
- Fixed ability to set the path for storing image files.
- Improved partitioned path handling to avoid collisions when the id is very
- Improved partitioned path handling to avoid collisions when the id is very
- Fixed a bug where overwriting a previous image triggered callbacks more than
- README
- More README tweaks.
- Typo fix.
has_image updates