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Upgrading rails version
You need to upgrade Ruby to version 1.9.3 to get the rake cucumber task to work. You need to do this anyway to match the ruby deployed by Heroku. rvm works, but you could also try rbenv which is recommended by the Rails team.
Rails 3.2 is now merged into tansaku/master . To upgrade your copy, git pull upstream master then run bundle install.
You may also need to run bundle exec rake db:migrate and bundle exec rake db:categories if your database isn't up to date. See also Installation for the latest seeding commands.
We ran bundle update after upgrading Rails in the Gemfile, which upgraded versions in Gemfile.lock. Then we checked Gemfile.lock into git. You can see our changes in pull request #80
Sam fixed these warnings in upstream/master, in commit ab993f
Travis logged these warnings in Build 275
DEPRECATION WARNING: Calling set_table_name is deprecated. Please
use `self.table_name = 'the_name'` instead. (called from <class:CategoryOrganization> at
/home/travis/build/tansaku/LocalSupport/app/models/category_organization.rb:2)
app/models/category_organization.rb
RSpec stub! is deprecated - use stub
RSpec mock is deprecated - use double
We made small changes to the font-awesome code in app/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap_and_overrides.css.less to suit the upgrade from version 2.2.6 to 2.2.7 of the twitter-bootstrap-rails gem.
Weird crash in minitest when running cucumber in Travis. See line 903 of Build275. We fixed it by upgrading the Ruby version in .travis.yml from 1.9.2 to 1.9.3.
vendor/plugins is deprecated in Rails 3.2, and does not work in Rails 4.
LocalSupport doesn't use vendor plugins but Heroku does, in Rails 3.
When we upgraded to Rails 4.0, Heroku dealt automatically with the deprecations
Run bundle install after checking out a Rails 4.0 version of LocalSupport.
You may also need to run bundle exec rake db:migrate and bundle exec rake db:categories if your database isn't up to date.
Development branch mtc2013:rails40
As we did when upgrading to 3.2, we ran bundle update after upgrading Rails in the Gemfile, which upgraded versions in Gemfile.lock. We then checked Gemfile.lock into git.
Sometimes, the Google Map does not render on first visit to the home page. Some errors show in the browser javascript console. How can we make this failure repeatable?
[7:59:38 PM] Michael: maybe theres a javascript error [8:02:53 PM] Michael: Uncaught ReferenceError: Gmaps is not defined [8:03:00 PM] Michael: Uncaught Error: Sprockets::FileNotFound: couldn't find file 'twitter/bootstrap' (in /app/app/assets/javascripts/application.js:9)
There is some progress on Issue 357 above, including these links to possible workarounds:
- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13807686/gmaps4rails-and-turbolinks-not-loading-without-full-page-refresh/13825286#13825286
- https://github.com/apneadiving/Google-Maps-for-Rails/pull/328
Until we make time to test the workarounds, or see a fix, we are treating this as a blocker.
(Read background info on Turbolinks in a Rails Guide.)
protected_attributes gem or strong parameters protection model? (gem not supported after 4.0)
- http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2012/3/21/strong-parameters/
- http://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActionController/StrongParameters.html
We haven't seen it in LocalSupport yet, but according to several threads elsewhere on github, the weird minitest crash is back again in Rails 4. It seems to be a cucumber-rails issue, and is not a blocker as it can probably be worked around. Nevertheless, this pull request is under review at cucumber-rails:
- #256 (dumb) Fix for Rails4
- cross-linked to these open cucumber-rails issues:
- and this open cucumber/multi-test pull request