Rails 1.1 is coming!

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“Rails 1.1 is coming” - Feb 26, 2006 post in rails-core

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Potential Rails 1.1 Blockers

Did you know you can run many different versions of Rails on the same
physical server? This means you can test the latest version of Rails
without fear. In a nutshell, go into your rails application directory
and:

  • ‘rake freeze_edge’ to make that rails app use latest Rails version
  • ‘rake unfreeze_rails’ undo the above command for that specific rails
    app

See Peak Obsession

Remember, if you find bugs in the latest version of Rails, please check
for exising bug report before submitting a ticket.

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Does anyone know if the engine plugins are being updated to be
compatible with RoR 1.1?

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They currently work on Edge, so I would expect them to continue to work
on 1.1.

You do need to make sure you are using the most up to date version of
the engine plugin.

_Kevin

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Absolutely -
http://rails-engines.org/wiki/pages/Using+Engines+with+Edge+Rails

When Rails 1.1 has finished “comin’ round the mountain”, the Engines
plugin trunk will be branched into /branches/rb_1.1 and tagged
releases and bug fixes made from this branch. The actual trunk will
continue to track with Rails’ own trunk.

  • james

On 3/15/06, Cody S. [email protected] wrote:

Does anyone know if the engine plugins are being updated to be
compatible with RoR 1.1?

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  • ‘rake freeze_edge’ to make that rails app use latest Rails version
  • ‘rake unfreeze_rails’ undo the above command for that specific rails app

Is there a way to freeze an app at a certain version of Rails? I.e.

rake freeze_edge 1.0.12

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Steve L. wrote:

Very close!

rake freeze_edge REVISION=1.0.12

-Steve

On 16 Mar 2006 14:12:44 -0000, Richard W. <

Would be nice if that was true. But there is no 1.0.x–there is only:

  1. various < 1.0 versions
  2. 1.0 release
  3. repository REVISION like 3890, 3891, … (no version number)

So the best we can do is something like:

rake freeze_edge REVISION=3890

The problem is there’s no guarantee of backward compatibility when going
from a released version like 1.0 to a newer repository REVISION.

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Very close!

rake freeze_edge REVISION=1.0.12

-Steve

On 16 Mar 2006 14:12:44 -0000, Richard W. <

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How do you generate an initial rails directory using the rails command?
I
looked at the list of changes and there seems to be updates to the
railities.

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On 3/16/06, Steve L. [email protected] wrote:

Very close!

rake freeze_edge REVISION=1.0.12

-Steve

Revisions are taken as subversion revisions.

rake freeze_edge REVISION=3823

Look at the tagged revisions if you want to freeze to an official
release. For instance, rel_1-0-0 is 3303.

http://dev.rubyonrails.org/browser/tags

–
Rick O.
http://techno-weenie.net

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On 3/16/06, Jake P. [email protected] wrote:

How do you generate an initial rails directory using the rails command? I
looked at the list of changes and there seems to be updates to the
railities.

svn co http://dev.rubyonrails.org/svn/rails/trunk rails
ruby rails/railties/bin/rails my_app

Substitutde rails for whatever path you check rails out to:

svn co http://dev.rubyonrails.org/svn/rails/trunk ~/projects/rails
ruby ~/projects/rails/railties/bin/rails my_app

–
Rick O.
http://techno-weenie.net