est sorti… Avec notamment un site (plugins.radrails.org) qui
répertorie
des plugins rails et la possibilité de les parcourir directement depuis
l’IDE.
Thibaut
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0.6.3 is finally here! The new version sports tons of bug fixes along
with
some new goodies.
Standalone:
Windowshttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/radrails/radrails-0.6.3-win32.zip?download
Mac OS X
Universalhttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/radrails/radrails-0.6.3-mac.zip?download
Linuxhttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/radrails/radrails-0.6.3-linux.zip?download
To install into your Eclipse SDK from the update site remember to update
both RDT and RadRails sites:
http://updatesite.rubypeople.org/release
http://radrails.sourceforge.net/update
The generators view now discovers all of the possible generators for a
project.
There is a new “Rails Plugins” view which queries the
plugins.radrails.orgdirectory service and allows you to view a
description and simply click
install to find/add plugins for your project.
In other news Ctrl+Space assist templates are fixed. The test
integration
has been improved (Windows users) and the RHTML has undergone some major
refactoring.
If people are having issues with their RadRails configuration please
make
sure you do the following:
- Explicitly set your Ruby interpreter in Window > Preferences > Ruby >
Installed Interpreters - Make sure you have the latest Rails installed
- If you are on the Mac, it still seems to have a broken ruby
distribution. Follow
the instructions
herehttp://hivelogic.com/articles/2005/12/01/ruby_rails_lighttpd_mysql_tigerand
I recommend building Ruby
1.8.4 from source.
We’ll discuss this release and our plans in depth on this release
podcast
that will hopefully be recorded over the weekend. I also hope to do
another
screencast showing off some of the newer features and how the plugin
directory works. Please help the directory grow and contribute plugins.
We
have plans to add search, tagging, ratings etc very soon so stay tuned.