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Apr 24, 2023 — Apr 24, 2024
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new instances of classes with default databases will now use those databases
Matt Lyon
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almost 15 years ago
Document Classes can now have declared databases (singletons or instances)
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almost 15 years ago
simple conversion of class names to db names
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almost 15 years ago
gem version bump
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almost 15 years ago
break a few things out into their own modules; 'singleton' databases
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almost 15 years ago
#update_attributes now lets you clobber timestamps, for better or worse; this brings us one step closer to being able to recreate an object from its #to_json output hopefully
Matt Lyon
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almost 15 years ago
also let update_attributes touch attachments
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almost 15 years ago
version bump
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almost 15 years ago
filter out a 'class' key on update_attributes, instead of requiring the client to filter it for us
Matt Lyon
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almost 15 years ago
apparently TODO isn't a valid gem summary on 1.9. go figure
Matt Lyon
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almost 15 years ago
don't pass empty strings to Time.parse when casting a key as a Time object
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almost 15 years ago
use iso8601 for time's json format; better dealing of string primitives that might need some kind of transformation (*cough* time *cough*) before they get transformed to JSON for saving, this should also catch input that doesn't jive with the desired casting
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
tests ported to minitest (see README); now fully-compatible with ruby 1.9
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
some quick fixes for ruby 1.9
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
ok right version of rest-client for reals this time
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
fix rest-client dependency. d'oh '
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
and the gemspec
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
Version bump to 0.2.1
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
better handling of casted time objects
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
smarter escaping of document ids
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
views now return document collections
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
some inspect niceties
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
casted references get writers to set the id, and don't re-cast attributes that have already been cast
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
remove some stuff that we're not using yet and may not ever use
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
A design's declared 'docs' view (that is, a view that will return documents by default) now returns a DocumentCollection by default
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
The start of the new DocumentCollection class; a object of this class will be what views return by default instead of raw row arrays or doc arrays. Documentation on this class is forthcoming, but in the meantime you can read the tests in test/document_collection_test.rb to get a feel for what this does and how it interacts with documents. See also this gist (http://gist.github.com/90296) for some "sketches" that inspired this class and where it's going to go (even though I'm going to wildly deviate from those sketches).
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
calling where keys is an array of keys will now do the 'multi-doc fetch' by posting to _all_docs
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
some cleanup on designs, preventing incompatible options, etc
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
more readme update
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
update readme
Matt Lyon
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about 15 years ago
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