Fjan

I agree. That still leaves us with the choice to leave it the way it was in Rails 2 or to leave it the way it is now in Rails 3. The latter allows us to more ea...

The Rails logger in 3.0.3 was changed to put Time.now.to_default_s on every log action which produces something like "Fri Nov 26 15:17:39 +0100 2010". This is r...

This on is already out in 3.0.3 and working fine, ticket can be closed.

Thank you for that, that does indeed seem to cover all the cases.

I've never seen a browser ask for image/ or application/ though, so we could make it easier on...

Here is a monkey patch that you can drop into your rails initializers if you are in a hurry to fix this because you have a client with a mobile phone who really...

On Rails 3.0.3 clients that have an accept header with */* in it will not get a response iff there is an unrecognized mime type in the header and there is no ht...

Ok, new ticket is here. I don't have time for proper patch I'm afraid, but I'll add the monkey patch that I created for myself.

Sorry, LH ate the asterisks on the posting above, wherever it says "/" please read star / star

I'm also not convinced this is how we want this to behave. Here are a few Accept Headers I found in my production log over the last few days that get served a "...

I can't think of any prominent use case for an escape helper that eats double quotes. It even eats quotes when they are escaped with " and then leaves the \ whi...