Hi all, I found an activerecord bug that''s: - present in the released 1.0 - present in the current stable branch - not present in the trunk - not present in the trunk at the time the 1.0 tag was created. - present in the trunk at the time the stable branch was created - not present in release 0.13 Should I investigate further or if it''s ok in the trunk now, means it''ll be ok in the next release? What''s the policy on the stable branch now that 1.0 is out?
On 24 Jan 2006, at 15:30 , Caio Chassot wrote:> Should I investigate further or if it''s ok in the trunk now, means > it''ll be ok in the next release?Ok, I was curious, so I investigated: it was fixed in r3213 in the trunk, as part of was looks to be a long due major refactoring of associations. How''s the trunk lately? is it safe to run off it? Doesn''t look like I can isolate this patch and apply to 1.0.
> How''s the trunk lately? is it safe to run off it?Afaik all the core team members use trunk for their production applications by way of svn:externals or similar. Its probably the most stable trunk you will find in any actively developed open source framework because of the huge unit test suite and the fact stated above. -- Tobi http://jadedpixel.com - modern e-commerce software http://typo.leetsoft.com - Open source weblog engine http://blog.leetsoft.com - Technical weblog
On Tue, Jan 24, 2006 at 01:26:59PM -0500, Tobias Luetke wrote:> > How''s the trunk lately? is it safe to run off it? > > Afaik all the core team members use trunk for their production > applications by way of svn:externals or similar. Its probably the most > stable trunk you will find in any actively developed open source > framework because of the huge unit test suite and the fact stated > above. > > > -- > Tobi > http://jadedpixel.com - modern e-commerce software > http://typo.leetsoft.com - Open source weblog engine > http://blog.leetsoft.com - Technical weblog1.0? Pfff, that is so _last year_! By the way, I agree with Tobi, trunk is quite stable, and very refreshing to use. Like a blast of cool mint flavor with a splash of mild booze. -Scott
> 1.0? Pfff, that is so _last year_!Yet only now I''m upgrading some rails 0.13.1 apps.> By the way, I agree with Tobi, trunk is quite stable, and very > refreshing to use. Like a blast of cool mint flavor with a splash of > mild booze.Just going by the changelogs I see a lot of stuff/fixes I was hoping for. AR failed a few tests though, so I got a bit concerned. But I guess I''ll give it a go. Could you address the other question: What''s branches/stable use now that 1.0 is out?
> Yet only now I''m upgrading some rails 0.13.1 apps.Man, that''s *so* out of dat.e ;)> Just going by the changelogs I see a lot of stuff/fixes I was hoping > for. AR failed a few tests though, so I got a bit concerned. But I > guess I''ll give it a go.All the tests should be working just fine as it is. If you notice a failure, either submit a ticket, or ping us on IRC.> Could you address the other question: > What''s branches/stable use now that 1.0 is out?The 1.1 release will probably be taken from trunk, but pushed into braches/stable. In General, the stable branch would have been for 1.0.1, thankfully there haven''t been any bugs that were serious enough to justify it. -- Cheers Koz