Globalize trunk need test with Rails 2.0

[Yann Lugrin]

Hi all,

The Globalize trunk is ready for Rails 2.0 from last week, all tests pass but
I dont have tested new multi-view feature (and new view extension).

Feedback are welcome.

Thanks,

Yann.

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[Sven Fuchs]

Am 17.12.2007 um 11:26 schrieb Yann Lugrin:
> Globalize trunk is ready for Rails 2.0


You rock :)


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[Yann Lugrin]

On Monday 17 December 2007, Sven Fuchs wrote:
> Am 17.12.2007 um 11:26 schrieb Yann Lugrin:
> > Globalize trunk is ready for Rails 2.0

but not for rails 2.0.2 ...

I work on problem with last Rails version.

Yann.


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[Wepic]

Hi.

Any progress on rails 2.0.2?

Thanks, and good luck!

-- Nicklas Ramhöj

Yann Lugrin wrote:

Hi all,

The Globalize trunk is ready for Rails 2.0 from last week, all tests pass but
I dont have tested new multi-view feature (and new view extension).

Feedback are welcome.

Thanks,

Yann.

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http://www.sans-savoir.net

 

[Wepic]

Just found this message:

 http://www.nabble.com/What-svn-branch-for-rails-2.0.2--td14796368s17045.html

Sorry to bother you people with out dated questions.

Why I asked, to begin with, is because I can't get any of my tests to pass under rails 2.0.2. Globalize seams to work in development, but my tests crashes with a "Stack level too deep"-error at the first line where the test tries to load a fixture-object.

Is there anyone else that's encountered this problem?

I've read some' about Ruby being kind of week about it's stack, but all other times I've got a "Stack level too deep-error It's just being me being dumb and created an infinitive loop. This time I'm pretty sure that's not the problem. I'm also finding it hard to believe that such an error would be caused by Globalize on rails 2.0.2. In other words, this would mean there is actually a "Stack level too deep"-error.

Is there any limitation that you are aware of in globalize to translate nested models (belongs_to)? Or any general knowledge about operations taking up big parts of the stack? Lastly: Any one know about any way to monitor ruby's stack level (to be able to find where it explodes...)

Thanks in advance,
Nicklas Ramhöj  


Hi.

Any progress on rails 2.0.2?

Thanks, and good luck!

-- Nicklas Ramhöj

Yann Lugrin wrote:

Hi all,

The Globalize trunk is ready for Rails 2.0 from last week, all tests pass but
I dont have tested new multi-view feature (and new view extension).

Feedback are welcome.

Thanks,

Yann.

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Yann Lugrin
[e-mail]

http://www.sans-savoir.net