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+= EDGE
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+* Refactored the view loading to work with changes in Edge Rails
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+* Fixed integration of plugin migrations with the new, default timestamped migrations in Edge Rails
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+* Refactored tests into the plugin itself - the plugin can now generate its own test_app harness and run tests within it.
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 = 2.0.0 - (ANOTHER) MASSIVE INTERNAL REFACTORING
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 * Engines now conforms to the new plugin loading mechanism, delegating plugin load order and lots of other things to Rails itself.

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-Copyright (c) 2007 James Adam
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+Copyright (c) 2008 James Adam
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 The MIT License
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@@ -60,4 +60,24 @@ The engines plugin enhances and adds to the suite of default rake tasks for work
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   rake -T
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-to see the set of rake tasks available.
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+to see the set of rake tasks available.
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+= Testing the engines plugin itself
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+Because of the way the engines plugin modifies Rails, the simplest way to consistently test it against multiple versions is by generating a test harness application - a full Rails application that includes tests to verify the engines plugin behaviour in a real, running environment.
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+Run the tests like this:
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+  $ cd engines
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+  $ rake test
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+This will generate a test_app directory within the engines plugin (using the default 'rails' command), import tests and code into that application and then run the test suite.
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+If you wish to test against a specific version of Rails, run the tests with the RAILS environment variable set to the local directory containing your Rails checkout
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+  $ rake test RAILS=/Users/james/Code/rails_edge_checkout
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+Alternatively, you can clone the latest version of Rails ('edge rails') from github like so:
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+  $ rake test RAILS=edge
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