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Site-wide HTTPS difficult to enforce programatically
It would be nice if there was a simple way to flip a setting and have all generated urls use HTTPS proto instead of HTTP. So, I threw together a quick patch (attached) to do just that (granted against an older version of actionpack - so your mileage may vary).
To force all routes to use 'https' you would simply do the following in your routes.rb (or environment.rb, or wherever...):
ActionController.UrlWriter.default_proto = 'https'
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force-route-proto.patch
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Ryan BiggIt would be better if this option was called
default_protocolrather thandefault_proto. Could you also try applying this patch to master and writing some tests for it? -
rabbittSure thing - I'll put something together by Monday or Tuesday.
Cheers!,
-- Carl
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Neeraj SinghAttached is code patch against rails3 edge.
Could not add any test because introduction of app.config is causing problem and I don't really know how to inject app in the concerned class/module in test environment. If anyone has any tips on how to write test then let me know.
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Santiago Pastorino
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Santiago Pastorino
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