Hubert Łępicki

I was giving it a bit more thought since yesterday. The solution with match "/:anything" is also not perfect for some people, as it'll override all routes from ...

I mean, you have to do it like this:

match '/:anything', :to => "home#routing_error", :constraints => { :anything => /.*/ }

José, are you sure that your solution actually works? I think it's not working as you can't simply say match "*" to match everything in Rails 3 so far?

ok, no worries -- commit and patch are now synced.

I have found a bug and now the proper patch is uploaded, the link in ticket text no longer valid -- anyone knows how to remove it?

And here is the patch

I have sent pull requests but not sure, maybe ticket is better place to request merging that into master branch.

http://github.com/hubertlepicki/rails/commit/9...

Oh I don't know if such functionality exist. I guess you could hack on ActiveRecord and build it yourself quite easily, but it's got obvious disadvantages like ...

Hi Jens,

You can easily see SQL queries generated in log files. I also think that if you operate from Rails console, and have server started in other window (li...