Re: [Rails] [ANN] Rails 0.9.4: Caching, filters, SQLite3…

[F. Egger]

Hmm, the caching in actionpack 1.3.0 seems to have a bug.

Where can I report this?

The following line seems to be incorrect: (i'm running gems rails)

action_controller/caching.rb:124
it says: !@request.method.post? && ... and gives a method not found for :get:Symbol error

by changing this line to:
!@request.post? && ...

the bug seems to be fixed.

Kind Regards,
Flurin 



David Heinemeier Hansson wrote:

> Another incredibly strong release sees the light of day as we move one 
> step closer to the mythical 1.0. This release tackles one of the five 
> steps on the roadmap in form of caching as well as adding a bunch of 
> other cool stuff.
>
> * *Render Caching:* Added an extensive caching module that offers 
> three levels of granularity (page, action, fragment) and a variety of 
> stores (file, memory, DRb, MemCached).
>
> * *Conditional filters:* It's now possible to limit the actions that a 
> given filter will apply to within a controller using either :only or 
> :except. Like, <code>before_filter :authorize, :only => [ :edit, 
> :delete ]</code>
>
> * *Associating unsaved objects:* Associations between unsaved objects 
> makes it much easier to build big graphs that only makes sense to be 
> saved together.
>
> * *Database compatibility:* SQLite3 is now supported by the sqlite 
> adapter and MySQL 4.1.1+ is also supported by the included Ruby/MySQL 
> driver.
>
> * *Numeric bytes and time:* Rails has taken upon itself to extend Ruby 
> in a few spots, such as adding the possibility for expressions like 
> <code>45.kilobytes + 2.3.megabytes</code> and <code>45.minutes + 
> 2.hours + 1.fortnight</code>.
>
> Those were the highlights, but Rails 0.9.4 includes no less than 50 
> changes, fixes, and features. You can read the full story in the 
> changelogs:
>
> * Active Record: http://ar.rubyonrails.com/files/CHANGELOG.html
> * Action Pack  : http://ap.rubyonrails.com/files/CHANGELOG.html
> * Rails        : http://rails.rubyonrails.com/files/CHANGELOG.html
>
> This release shouldn't require any changes to your application if 
> you're coming from Rails 0.9.3.
> -- 
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