Release 0.2.1 adds Mongrel support, a new image_tag directive and some
additional illustrations and links to videos. Also javascript_include
and stylesheet_link directives can infer the path from the src
attribute if the attr_value is empty. More information is available in
the directive documentation.
Also added additional logging around startup and the version of
MasterView that is running and a new admin page to visually see what
MasterView features are currently loaded (tidy,auto parsing on change,
parse on startup, reading rhtml direct from masterview (eliminating
rhtml file generation))
Release 0.2.1 is available via gem, rubyforge download, or svn
If using SVN then the recommended tag to pull is
svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/masterview/tags/masterview which will
always point to the latest release.
Release 0.2.0 was a big release with much new functionality and
refactoring. As a result of the cleanup, configuration changed,
default template src path was changed from app/masterview to app/views
and one directive was renamed for clarity. Details below.
This release also received a major upgrade in the consolidation of IO
which allows for much flexibility in where and how templates and files
are read and written. Because of this upgrade it was easy for us to
extend Rails to load the rhtml (erb) directly from MasterView without
serializing to the file system (although can be configured optionally
to do so).
UPGRADE NOTES: If you have customized your MasterView configuration
in the init.rb file of your existing plugin installation, you *MUST*
migrate your configuration to the new settings file configuration mechanism
(config/masterview/settings.rb and environment settings files).
Also note that a directive was renamed from gen_render to gen_partial to
more clearly represent the functionality and eliminate future confusion.
Be sure to change any references to gen_render to gen_partial.
The default location for MasterView templates is now the standard Rails
app/views directory rather than app/masterview. Either move your
existing templates into app/views or update the MasterView
config.template_src_dir_path setting in your
config/masterview/settings.rb to reference your existing templates
source directory.
If you have any questions or problems with the new release, let us know.
Thanks,
Jeff