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aantix / turkee

Blurring the line between Mechanical Turk, Rails and usability testing..
http://github.com/aantix/turkee
MIT License
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Rails3 #4

Closed jclemenson closed 13 years ago

jclemenson commented 13 years ago

I updated the generator so it would work with Rails 3. Since Rails 3 generators are not backwards compatible this may work better as a separate fork, but I thought I would submit this and let you decided what you want to do.

The changes included moving /generators under /lib and rewriting turkee_generator.rb. I also had the generator create your recommended initializer.

aantix commented 13 years ago

Nice; thanks for the commits Jeremy! I'm going to need a couple of days before I'll have time to merge them. I had been playing around with trying to support both Rails 2 and 3 in the same gem, but this may be the push I need to make it exclusively Rails 3 going forward (users could still install an old version to get Rails 2 support).

Thanks again.

jclemenson commented 13 years ago

Cool no worries. Just wanted to use your gem for my rails 3 project and thought it would be useful to share my changes with you and the rest of the community. Let me know when you finally make the complete push towards rails 3!

Jeremy

On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 9:52 PM, aantix reply@reply.github.com wrote:

Nice; thanks for the commits Jeremy!  I'm going to need a couple of days before I'll have time to merge them.  I had been playing around with trying to support both Rails 2 and 3 in the same gem, but this may be the push I need to make it exclusively Rails 3 going forward (users could still install an old version to get Rails 2 support).

Thanks again.

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