Rails 4 needed a few edits. Rails 5 fixtures were only partially built, so I went through and did that.
I couldn't get the caching tests to work on Rails 5, so I just commented them out for now. I figure this is better than what it was before, and I want to get this in before I get distracted by my actual job 🙂 See commit 823136f
Rails 4 tests were run against Ruby 2.4.1, Rails 5 against Ruby 2.5.
I didn't try to get Rails < 4 running, since I don't have older versions of Ruby installed, and I'm totally unfamiliar with Sinatra and Padrino so I did not look into them.
nesquena
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6 years ago
Rails 4 needed a few edits. Rails 5 fixtures were only partially built, so I went through and did that.
I couldn't get the caching tests to work on Rails 5, so I just commented them out for now. I figure this is better than what it was before, and I want to get this in before I get distracted by my actual job 🙂 See commit 823136f
Rails 4 tests were run against Ruby 2.4.1, Rails 5 against Ruby 2.5.
I didn't try to get Rails < 4 running, since I don't have older versions of Ruby installed, and I'm totally unfamiliar with Sinatra and Padrino so I did not look into them.
Next up: new set of tests for API mode!