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1. alexander on 16 Jun 10:33:
   

   Good news. Waiting for Release Rails-3.1

2. Ollie on 16 Jun 10:35:
   

   Me too, thanks again. You should release less often, I am getting tired od “thanks again” :P.

3. Pjammer on 16 Jun 10:40:
   

   Great Job guys. Don’t stop updating if it’s needed. Ollie, this sounds crazy, but the speed of releases means that idle hands can’t bung up rails. Rails is back, and thanks again core team.

4. Ollie on 16 Jun 10:40:
   

   I know, I am joking. :)

5. Lee Hambley on 16 Jun 10:55:
   

   Great work Aaron, keep on rollin’

6. denro on 16 Jun 11:15:
   

   Awesome news and see you all at Nordic Ruby!

7. almazom on 16 Jun 12:15:
   

   thanks

8. Rash on 16 Jun 13:40:
   

   Greeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaat! Thanks guy you are awesome

9. Kaleem on 16 Jun 13:55:
   

   Wow… Thanks guys.

10. Joe on 16 Jun 19:39:
    

    There seems to be a problem with regex $ variables and safe text:

    ruby-1.9.2-p136 :057 > def linkify_it(txt) ruby-1.9.2-p136 :058?> safe_text = ERB::Util::h(txt) ruby-1.9.2-p136 :059?> safe_text.gsub(/(^{|\s)(https?:\/\/([}\s\/])\S)(\s|$)/i) {|m| puts “safe txt: match ’#{m}’, $1 ’#{$1}’, $2 ’#{$2}’, $3 ’#{$3}’, $4 ’#{$4}’”} ruby-1.9.2-p136 :060?> txt.gsub(/(^{|\s)(https?:\/\/([}\s\/])\S)(\s|$)/i) {|m| puts “unsafe txt: match ’#{m}’, $1 ’#{$1}’, $2 ’#{$2}’, $3 ’#{$3}’, $4 ’#{$4}’”} ruby-1.9.2-p136 :061?> end => nil ruby-1.9.2-p136 :062 > linkify_it(a)safe txt: match ’ hTTp://google.com ’, $1 ’’, $2 ’’, $3 ’’, $4 ’’unsafe txt: match ’ hTTp://google.com ’, $1 ’ ’, $2 ‘hTTp://google.com’, $3 ‘google.com’, $4 ’ ‘ => “try thisit is fun” ruby-1.9.2-p136 :063 > a => “try this hTTp://google.com it is fun” ruby-1.9.2-p136 :064 > linkify_it(“try this hTTp://google.com it is fun”) safe txt: match ’ hTTp://google.com ’, $1 ’’, $2 ’’, $3 ’’, $4 ’’ unsafe txt: match ’ hTTp://google.com ’, $1 ’ ’, $2 ‘hTTp://google.com’, $3 ‘google.com’, $4 ’ ‘ => “try thisit is fun”

    So for html_escaped strings, the $ variables are not being set. The used to, i.e. the above code worked fine in 3.0.6

11. Joe on 16 Jun 19:48:
    

    Sorry, that last one was messed up, here’s a gist of the problem:

    https://gist.github.com/1030065

    git://gist.github.com/1030065.git

12. Falk on 17 Jun 13:10:
    

    Many thanks to aaron and his “double dream hands” – and the whole rails-core team! ;)

13. stephen on 17 Jun 23:44:
    

    thanks aaronp

14. Michael Hasenstein on 18 Jun 12:19:
    

    Now THIS is unexpected, it all still worked with the last version (and yes, I do have mysql2, have had it for ages):

    Please install the mysql2 adapter: `gem install activerecord-mysql2-adapter` (no such file to load—active_record/connection_adapters/mysql2_adapter)

    And of course, the message is plain wrong, since there is no gem “activerecord-mysql2-adapter” available anyway.

15. Skully on 18 Jun 13:47:
    

    @michael Sure that you dont use mysql2 0.3+?`That version doesnt work with rails 3.0.x

16. Orlando @djlandox on 20 Jun 01:33:
    

    @michael.. specify mysql2 gem version in your Gemfile by default uses the last version (0.3.6) but version its only supported in rails 3

    you should use

    gem “mysql2”, “0.2.7”

    or any version below 0.3.0

17. Skully on 20 Jun 14:29:
    

    0.2.11 is the current version for the 0.2.x branch of mysql2

18. Ryan on 23 Jun 04:10:
    

    You need to update the home page…

19. wout on 23 Jun 21:38:
    

    Great update guys! Upgrading from 3.0.7 to 3.0.9 (and some gems as well) somehow resuled in a huge improvement on loading times on our service. Check out this:

    http://status.paspartout.com/gvaecgctpfzt/359561

    More than half, just excellent! Thanks!

20. Tình dục tập thể on 26 Jun 02:03:
    

    Thanks again for this update :)

21. olli on 30 Jun 11:16:
    

    you should upgrade the frontpage of www.rubyonrails.org to 3.0.9

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