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Tuesday, February 02 2010
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- Assigned user set to josh
It looks like the following commit resolved this on master - http://github.com/rails/rails/commit/65ad16568c60dd1a4f5c65d2c97ead...
Assigning this to you Josh ...
Saturday, January 30 2010
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Matt Duncan commented at 7:20 PM+1 looks good to me.
This patch also means that the following is now true:
pluralize(1.00, "hour") == pluralize("1.00", "hour")
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Matt Duncan created the ticket at 3:44 PMRuby docs state that assert_raises will be deprecated (I assume sometime) in Ruby 1.9 in favor of assert_raise.
Tuesday, January 19 2010
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Matt Duncan created the ticket at 10:14 PMThese patches for 2-3-stable and master update the copyright dates in the license files from 2009 to 2010.
Monday, September 07 2009
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- Tag changed from ftools, ruby1.9 to ftools, patch, ruby1.9
Attached is a patch to remove references to ftools - I've simply used the File class methods instead.
Sunday, September 06 2009
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Matt Duncan created the ticket at 10:39 PMAccording to http://pragdave.blogs.pragprog.com/pragdave/2008/04/ruby-19-standar... the ftools has been removed from the Ruby 1.9 standard library.
It is used ...
Sunday, August 30 2009
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Matt Duncan commented at 7:57 PMI was unable to reproduce this on master.
Loading development environment (Rails 3.0.pre) >> r = Role.create(:name => 'a role') => #<Role id: 2, name: "a role"...
Friday, August 21 2009
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Matt Duncan created the ticket at 3:52 AMTicket #3066 removed SQLite2 from the CI build but the sqlite2-ruby gem didn't get removed from the ci/geminstaller.yml file. The attached patch removes that ge...
Saturday, August 15 2009
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Matt Duncan commented at 12:44 AMPatch applies cleanly to master and makes test pass after patch on 64-bit Ubuntu. The default ruby install on OS X is 32-bit I believe which is probably another...
Sunday, August 09 2009
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Matt Duncan commented at 5:54 AMHugo, I see the following two stylistic items got changed in your patch (vs my original):
# Extra space before closing paren: last_day = ::Time.days_in_month( ...