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Pervasive Code » EphemeralModel, for Rails 2.2.2 form validation ...
EphemeralModel, for Rails 2.2.2 form validation without a DB table ... Usage: in the faux-model class, include EphemeralModel and ...
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Pervasive Code » Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit
with a combination of a plugin and some customization, described in detail in my previous post, Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit. ...
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Pervasive Code » Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit
It grab the fixture names from your test/fixtures directory and loads all the files it ... Date : 2 August 2007; Categories : architecture, databases, java, postgresql, ... 5 responses to “Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit” ...
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Pervasive Code » Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit
Also, SchemaDumper does not in fact dump the schema; it dumps tables and indices only. .... 5 responses to “Rails, Fixtures, the Test DB, and Test::Unit” ...
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Pervasive Code » Non-persistent Rails model classes, for easier ...
Non-persistent Rails model classes, for easier validation. 8 06 2007. I’ve been fighting for a couple of days to learn how to best use Rails’ form ...
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Pervasive Code » Making Rails’ rake:test not drop your PGSQL database
Did you notice that every time you run rake test , that depends on db:test:prepare , which depends on db:test:clone , which depends on ...
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Pervasive Code » Making SELinux allow a nonstandard MySQL port ...
Making SELinux allow a nonstandard MySQL port number on Centos 5.1 ... admins are taking the time to try and customize its default ...
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Pervasive Code » Immature developer attitudes revealed in flames ...
Rails is the correct solution for CDBaby, regardless of what the founder//designer/lead programmer of CDBaby thinks. ...
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Pervasive Code » Making Rails’ rake:test not drop your PGSQL database
Options include: Making a setuid script (or a script with the postgres ... Then resume normal Rails rake:test use, until such time as you ...
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Pervasive Code » First Rails gotcha: Rails doesn’t tear down ...
May 23, 2007 ... I’m currently preloading all fixtures at the start of the test suite and letting Rails roll back the tests’ changes each time, but your code ...
 
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