Hi Erno,
Thanks for your interest in this matter. It turns out that is a relative pain in the *&^% to upgrade Rails if you've vendored it in your project directory. The culprit? Subversion.
Most books/forums/blogs simply discuss how to originally freeze Rails. But when you go hunting for problems with upgrading Rails that's under Subversion source control - well, you quickly find out you are not alone.
After reading a bunch of posts, and for a number of my own reasons, I decided to no longer vendor Rails, i.e. I simply use the gems that are located in my Ruby installation.
Thanks again, Erno.
-- Larry
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