Rails core - Oct 2010 - Testing External SQL Compilers For Arel 2.0

So when is a good time to start testing external SQL compilers for Arel 2.0 and
what is the process? I am assuming that 3-0-stable and the 2.0.0 branch of
rails/arel might be the right places to look. Or is rails/arel master more
appropriate? Just looking for a bit of direction as I''m getting a lot
of errors in most places I test and just wanted to lock down my scope and set an
expectation of what the release for these are like.

 - Thanks in advance,
    Ken


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On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 02:08:54PM -0400, Ken Collins
wrote:
> 
> So when is a good time to start testing external SQL compilers for Arel 2.0
and what is the process?
Now is a good time.  Use rails 3-0-stable and ARel master.  If there are
any missing features or bugs, let me know.  Lighthouse is probably the
best place to file tickets.
>I am assuming that 3-0-stable and the 2.0.0 branch of rails/arel might be
the right places to look. Or is rails/arel master more appropriate?
rails/arel master and rails/rails 3-0-stable are probably best.
> Just looking for a bit of direction as I''m getting a lot of errors
in most places I test and just wanted to lock down my scope and set an
expectation of what the release for these are like.
No problem.  Like I said, if you run in to any problems, email here,
file tickets, etc.

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