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Cezary Baginski's latest activity

Monday, September 13 2010
4582 Multiple encoding support for Erubis was updated in Ruby on Rails
  • Cezary Baginski
    Cezary Baginski commented at 9:31 AM

    Yehuda did a lot of work on this a long time ago and if there aren't any issues in Rails3, this can be closed.

    I'll check this soon and close it. If anyone has ...

Sunday, June 20 2010
4906 problem can find index in my system was updated in Ruby on Rails
Saturday, May 15 2010
4582 Multiple encoding support for Erubis was updated in Ruby on Rails
Wednesday, May 12 2010
4582 Multiple encoding support for Erubis was updated in Ruby on Rails
  • Cezary Baginski
    • Tag changed from encoding, erubis, templates, utf8 to encoding, erubis, haml, templates, utf8
    by Cezary Baginski at 10:35 PM
  • Cezary Baginski
    Cezary Baginski commented at 10:34 PM

    Haml, etc

    Haml doesn't handle magic comments, but Rails could do it instead(the #encoding type). This could apply to other templating engines and would be consi...

  • Cezary Baginski
    Cezary Baginski created the ticket at 1:05 PM

    This just #2188 for Rails 3.0

    I opened a new ticket because:

    • Ruby 1.9 encoding support in Rails is still an ongoing issue
    • Rails 3 uses Erubis, which might caus...
2188 Encoding error in Ruby1.9 for templates was updated in Ruby on Rails
  • Cezary Baginski
    • Tag changed from encoding, patch, utf8 to encoding, erb, patch, utf8
    by Cezary Baginski at 3:03 PM

    Ruby 1.9 has Encoding.default_external and Encoding.default_internal and when the second is nil, the first is used. So encoding to 'internal' is usually the sam...

  • Cezary Baginski
    • Assigned user changed from Cezary Baginski to Jeremy Kemper
    by Cezary Baginski at 1:26 PM

    New ticket for the Rails 3 version of the patch: #4582

    The following patch is rebased to 2-3-stable and hopefully solves all the Erb encoding issues with Ruby 1...