Tom Ward
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Wednesday, May 20 2009
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Tom Ward commented at 3:14 PMI've encountered this issue too. Giving a warning is the least I'd expect. The patch looks good to me, so +1.
Tuesday, September 16 2008
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Tom Ward commented at 11:20 AMAccording to http://stackoverflow.com/questio... it appears this may be caused by a VERSION environment variable already being set.
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- Tag changed from activerecord, migration to activerecord, migration
Rollo,
Could you tell me what OS/Database/Version of Ruby you are using? It will help in trying to recreate the issue.
Tom
Tuesday, August 19 2008
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Tom Ward commented at 11:28 PMCoercing blank strings to nil for non-string columns makes a whole load of sense to me. A definite +1.
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- Tag changed from dependencies, eager_loading to dependencies, eager_loading, patch
I've written a patch (with tests) which sorts the globbed files. Having thought about this in some depth, I'm convinced that eager loading should load parents ...
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Tom Ward created the ticket at 12:12 PMThe problem
I have the following files:
app/models/zoo.rb
class Zoo < ActiveRecord::Base include HippoManangement endapp/models/zoo/hippo_management.rb
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Friday, August 15 2008
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Tom Ward commented at 2:52 PMMight it be nicer to automatically provide a helper method/instance variable to indicate whether the first or last records in the collection are being passed?
Monday, August 11 2008
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- Tag set to activerecord, patch, tiny
I've created a patch with Michalis' change (for which he should get the credit), and tested against sqlite3 and mysql. As this fixes a problem in a non-core ad...
Saturday, July 26 2008
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Tom Ward commented at 10:55 AMCan you provide a failing test case? The solution is pretty simple (select 1 rather than select primary_key), but in what circumstance would you actually have...
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Tom Ward commented at 10:30 AMWhat does t.title.contact(33) do?
If you set the title to the same value it was before, changed? will return false.
If you set it to a new value, it should r...