Removed reference to acts_as_versioned_plugin.sqlite3.db file.

[mjsommer]

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[mjsommer]

Thanks Jason! Fyi, I am using this with Rails 4 and Postges 9.

As a second request, could we give it a unique name, so I can drop the HTTP reference in my gemfile? Perhaps, acts_as_versioned_jw?

That would clean things up, and make it more official.

Martin

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Jason Whitehorn [email protected] wrote:

Merged #3.

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[jwhitehorn]

I am more than happy to do that.

Give me until this evening, as work today is going to be rather busy. But, deploying it to rubygems as it's own gem shouldn't be a problem.

[mjsommer]

Thank you! The acts_as_versioned approach to individual version tables, and retained column names, is much more useful in a SQL environment, than PaperTrail's approach. It good to see it still working in Rails/ActiveRecord 4.

Martin

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Jason Whitehorn [email protected] wrote:

I am more than happy to do that.

Give me until this evening, as work today is going to be rather busy.
But, deploying it to rubygems as it's own gem shouldn't be a problem.

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[mjsommer]

Just sent you a second pull request, to fix the index name length issue. Please try to include it. :)

[jwhitehorn]

I've merged in pull request #4 and published the gem as acts_as_versioned_jw to rubygems.org.

I appreciate all your help.

[mjsommer]

Excellent! Thank you.

Martin

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Jason Whitehorn [email protected] wrote:

I've merged in pull request #4 and published the gem as
acts_as_versioned_jw to rubygems.org.

I appreciate all your help.

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