Chris Griego

If you define around_save, around_update, around_create, or around_destroy on an ActiveRecord::Observer, then any observed classes' save, update, create, and de...

Both ActiveModel and ActiveResource seem to work great now. Thanks Santiago!

I appreciate the effort!

ActiveModel::Serializers::Xml has a similar issue. The good news is that I beefed up how I was iterating over the constants and I also ...

Same bug, different spot. ActiveModel::Serializers::JSON, which you can argue is an optional part of ActiveModel but in that case it is a dependency of ActiveRe...

I was using cherry-pick. I just tried chaitanyav's patch file and that applied cleanly as well for me.

Thanks chaitanyav for the patch!

José Valim, the three commits also apply cleanly to the 2-3-stable branch with passing tests. Would you backport them?

Hashes in Ruby 1.9 are ordered by default and ActiveSupport::OrderedHash simply inherits its ordered behavior from Hash when the Ruby version is >= 1.9. ActiveS...

Steps to recreate:

$ echo "gem 'activemodel', :require => 'active_model', :git => 'git://github.com/rails/rails.git'" > Gemfile
$ bundle install && bundle cons...

The Rails 3 application generator generates a handful of files that include trailing whitespace. Trailing whitespace is considered an error condition to git. He...

ActiveSupport::OrderedHash#invert will return an hash of indeterminate order, which is inconsistent with Ruby 1.9.

>> a = {"foo" => "FOO", "bar" => "BAR", "baz...