Rails 3 DEPRECATIONS
I’m working my way through the transition from Rails 2 to Rails 3 and I
came across the DEPRECATION warnings that we all will start seeing real
soon. These are currently implemented as shortcuts to constants, but to
bring your code up to date and eliminate deprecation concerns, they
should all be converted.
The following are some of the most common (current way => new way):
RAILS_ROOT => Rails.root
RAILS_ENV => Rails.env
RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER => Rails.logger
RAILS_CACHE => Rails.cache
But what about the following?
RAILS_CACHE_ID
RAILS_ASSET_ID
RAILS_GEMS
RAILS_FRAMEWO?RK_ROOT
RAILS DEFAULT_DATABASE
RAILS_LOADED
RAILS_PKG_DESTINATION
RAILS_RELATIVE_URL_ROOT
RAILS_CONNECTION_ADAPTERS
RAILS_GEM_VERSION
RAILS_NOISE
Others that are not so directly related include:
RAILTIES_PATH
MERB_ENV
ROUTE_FILE
DEFAULT_BEHAVIORS
These constants were taken from Jamis B.'s “bucketwise” app that
Jeremy McAnally uses as an example app in his well written Rails 3
Upgrade Handbook.
Is the idea that all of these constants will eventually be transitioned
from shortcuts to the Rails 3 way (attributes?) or is there some special
case for the current crop that make them special?
TIA for all replies.
– Steve
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