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Fix for Rails 3 #1

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Fix for Rails 3 #1

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@pcg79 pcg79 commented May 5, 2011

Hello,

I found your plugin b/c I was growing oh so sick and tired of SQLite printing that stupid line multiple times. But it didn't work for Rails 3.0.7. So I fixed it.

Thank you for doing the leg work on the original plugin. You've saved my eyes. :)

Pat

DavidMikeSimon added a commit that referenced this pull request May 6, 2011
@DavidMikeSimon DavidMikeSimon merged commit d07802c into DavidMikeSimon:master May 6, 2011
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Thanks much! Unfortunately this fix breaks the plugin in Rails 2.3, but I can easily enough just have the plugin choose which version of the filter method to employ based on the rails version.

Also, I think I'm going to be making this plugin into a gem pretty soon (plugins are so old-school nowadays!), so keep an eye out for that.

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pcg79 commented May 6, 2011

All my latest projects have been Rails 3 so I didn't even think of backwards compatibility. Bad, Pat, bad.

Everyone loves gems now. Thanks, Bundler!

:)

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