2 questions: manual installation and rails 2?

[Leonardo Faria]

hi dudes
it's my first message here. i live in brazil and use Locomotive since february.

my first question:
is there any problem in use locomotive with rails manually installed?


my second question:
last week rails 2.0 was release. is there any prevision of release a
new bundle with rails 2?
i manually upgrade my system using gem install rails -y --source
http://gems.rubyonrails.org and after gem update --system, in a blank
application off locomotive (i wrote a recipe in
http://leonardofaria.net/2007/12/16/locomotive-com-rails-20/).

after this, in terminal, executed "rails _2.0.1_ test" and added this
application in locomotive list.
it's works fine! the problems appear with executed rake
rails:freeze:gems to upload my application to server. after this, my
application don't worked more. i created a new application and
returned fine.

chears,

[Alex Satrapa]

Post by Leonardo Faria
last week rails 2.0 was release. is there any prevision of release a
new bundle with rails 2?
i manually upgrade my system using gem install rails -y --source
http://gems.rubyonrails.org

This is the method I use to manage multiple applications that rely on
different versions of various packages. I simply duplicate the
Locomotive Bundle, configure the application to use the duplicate,
then update from the command line.

It works fine for me.

Alex

[Leonardo Faria]

Post by Alex Satrapa
This is the method I use to manage multiple applications that rely on
different versions of various packages. I simply duplicate the
Locomotive Bundle, configure the application to use the duplicate,
then update from the command line.

your bundle is running with rails 2? can you publish your bundle?
thanks. chears.

[Adam Salter]

Perhaps the Locomotive app could be updated to default use the system
version - i.e. default Rails on Leopard - i.e. current MacPorts
bundle...
Then other bundles could be made as needed by individuals...

Post by Leonardo Faria

Post by Alex Satrapa
This is the method I use to manage multiple applications that rely on
different versions of various packages. I simply duplicate the
Locomotive Bundle, configure the application to use the duplicate,
then update from the command line.

your bundle is running with rails 2? can you publish your bundle?
thanks. chears.
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[NG]

As i see there is a method to upgrade the bundle to rails 2.1 ...

How can i do this , in the terminal ? via gem install rails ?

thanks for your answer

by the way how can i see which code is deprecated in my web app ?


NG




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[Adam Salter]

NG,
Essentially correct.
Use the terminal in Locomotive (Cmd-T) and do a gem update

deprecations will show up if you use the terminal and run the mongrel
instance with:
mongrel_rails start

Post by NG
As i see there is a method to upgrade the bundle to rails 2.1 ...
How can i do this , in the terminal ? via gem install rails ?
thanks for your answer
by the way how can i see which code is deprecated in my web app ?
NG
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[Leonardo Faria]

and my another question:

i running still tiger. can you install rails, ruby and others gems
without problems with locomotive? or is there any conflict?

thanks so much.
chears.

[Alex Satrapa]

Post by Leonardo Faria
i running still tiger. can you install rails, ruby and others gems
without problems with locomotive? or is there any conflict?

As long as you use the Terminal as opened up by Locomotive, you can
upgrade gems to your heart's content - it's all packaged up within
the Locomotive bundle that you selected for that application.

What I would suggest first is making a copy of the bundle, renaming
it after the webapp you're supporting, then in Locomotive set your
webapp to use that new bundle, then open the Terminal window to start
upgrading gems.

This has no effect on the system, as far as I've seen - the
Locomotive bundles include everything from ruby itself through to the
rails gems.

Alex

[Alex Satrapa]

Post by Leonardo Faria
your bundle is running with rails 2? can you publish your bundle?

At http://homepage.mac.com/alexsatrapa/FileSharing7.html you can find
my Valentine's Day bundle - this is simply Ryan's March 2007 bundle
with all the various gems updated to whatever versions were current
yesterday. I only use a small fraction of the functionality, so no
idea how useful this will be to everyone.

Rails 2.0.2, Ruby 1.8.6

If you do try using it, please let me know how it goes. Hopefully
the disk image is complete.

Alex

[Alex Satrapa]

Post by Alex Satrapa
At http://homepage.mac.com/alexsatrapa/FileSharing7.html you can
find my Valentine's Day bundle

Oops... I didn't change the internal name and label. Updating that now.

Alex

[Les R Titze]

Thanks Alex. I'm going to give it a try today. I'll try to give you feedback in a day or so.

Post by Alex Satrapa

At http://homepage.mac.com/alexsatrapa/FileSharing7.html you can find my Valentine's Day bundle

Oops... I didn't change the internal name and label. Updating that now.
Alex