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oop_rails_server Releases

0.0.24, 19 October 2016

  • Bump up server verification timeout; JRuby can be incredibly slow running Rails in development mode.

0.0.23, 18 October 2016

  • Allow for POSTs, not just GETs, on the server.

0.0.22, 27 September 2016

  • Fixed a bug caused by trying to call Exception#cause without checking if it exists; this doesn't exist in older Ruby versions.

0.0.21, 27 September 2016

  • Fixed an issue that broke compatibility with older Ruby versions, since Net::HTTP::Get.new could not accept a URI object back then.

0.0.20, 27 September 2016

  • If exceptions have a cause, nest that inside the JSON returned on error.
  • Pass 'Accept: text/html' by default when fetching from a Rails server, unless specified otherwise.

0.0.19, 20 September 2016

  • Significant internal refactor to how Gemfiles get modified that's much more reliable; changes :additional_gemfile_lines into :gemfile_modifier, and from an array of Strings to a Proc.

0.0.18, 20 September 2016

  • Replicate the workaround for mime-types into not just the Rails bootstrap Gemfile, but the Rails gemfile, too.

0.0.17, 19 September 2016

  • Add workaround for the fact that mime-types 3.x depends on mime-types-data, which is incompatible with Ruby 1.x.

0.0.16, 19 September 2016

  • Add workarounds for newer versions of rake and uglifier that cause problems with Ruby 1.8.7.

0.0.15, 10 February 2016

  • Fix a small regular-expression issue preventing oop_rails_server from working on a Rails version that had four digits in it (such as the recently-released 4.2.5.1).

0.0.14, 6 October 2015

  • More tweaks to the conditions under which we lock rack-cache to an earlier version.

0.0.13, 6 October 2015

  • A significantly longer timeout (30 seconds, rather than 15) for starting up the Rails server; some versions of JRuby in some environments seem to require this.
  • Much better error messages when the server fails to start up, or fails verification.
  • Added a workaround for the fact that Rails 3.1.x requires rack-cache, but a new version (1.3.0) was just released that's incompatible with Ruby < 2.x. We now pin rack-cache to < 1.3.0 when using Rails 3.1.x.

0.0.12, 4 October 2015

  • Much better error output if the Rails server fails to start up, and willingness to keep trying if it returns an error 500 instead of 200 -- occasionally this can happen immediately after startup, on some platforms.

0.0.11, 4 October 2015

  • Bump up the timeout we use for verifying that the server has started up properly. Travis CI with JRuby sometimes seems to take longer than this.

0.0.10, 4 October 2015

  • Further tweaks to the regexp we use to detect "need remote access" error -- it seems as if JRuby sometimes emits this with a newline in the middle.

0.0.9, 4 October 2015

  • Fix issue with Ruby 1.8.x caused by trying to reference RUBY_ENGINE, which isn't defined in 1.8.x.
  • Tweak regexp we use to detect "need remote access" error on "bundle install --local", since it apparently changed with a recent release of Bundler.

0.0.8, 3 April 2015

  • Much better error reporting if the server fails to start up.
  • Add OopRailsServer::RailsServer#setup!, which configures everything properly but does not actually start the out-of-process Rails server yet.
  • Allow passing paths or full URIs into OopRailsServer::RailsServer#get, as well as passing a separate Hash of query values.
  • Move question of which templates to use out of OopRailsServer::Helpers and into OopRailsServer::RailsServer.
  • Save away the actual exact versions of Rails and Ruby being used, as well as the RUBY_ENGINE, and allow callers to access them easily.

0.0.7, 21 January 2015

  • Further fixes for the i18n gem version 0.7.0.

0.0.6, 21 January 2015

  • Fix to compensate for the i18n gem, which released a version 0.7.0 that is incompatible with Ruby 1.8.7.

0.0.5, 14 December 2014

  • Added json as a dependency, since, under Ruby 1.8.7, it is not necessarily installed otherwise.
  • stderr is now captured to the output file of the Rails server, as well as stdout.

0.0.4, 13 December 2014

  • Better error messages in certain circumstances.
  • Expose a #run_command_in_rails_root! method to allow executing arbitrary Rails-related commands in the server's root.