Hi, Just a little warning - I merged my rails 3.2 port into master, creating some problems aside that you should be aware of if you want to play with master: - hidden projects are visible for generic cases, most routes use check_access? though, which still works. - api has no more user/group/role management web page. Of course you can still create users using the console - exception_notifier is patched out right now - we require specific versions of all gems now. All versions needed will be in openSUSE:Tools:Unstable - but you're free to use them from rubyforge if you prefer. But bundle will make sure you have them in the same version. - we require mysql2 driver instead of mysql as OBS 2.3 - this is also the rails recommended driver and it has much better performance. You need to adapt your config/database.yml - your environment.rb will need to be patched For the later I also changed the way these development.$HOMENAME.rb files work. In the past they were a full copy of development.rb, which required to add all defaults there too. Now you can overwrite all config options or CONFIG elements in a development.$HOMENAME.rb file, but you can just leave it all out. For reference, my file looks like this:

CONFIG['source_host'] = "localhost" CONFIG['source_port'] = 5352

OBSApi::Application.configure do config.cache_store = :memory_store end

The webui is still rails 2.3, but this will change soonish, fortunately rails-3_2 and rails-2_3 are co-installable. But you need to be aware that "rails" will most likely be 2.3, so you use rails-3_2 for stuff. Ah, btw: rails 3 no longer has a ./script/console or a ./script/server. This is all done by rails-3_2 now, so use e.g. "rails-3_2 server -e test" Greetings, Stephan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org