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If this is sufficient, then go for it. |
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Closes #34. Use bundle update in wizard in order to correctly resolve jquery_rails dependency
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Ok, I just merged it. I don't have permissions to push the gems, can you do that? |
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I have tried upgrading to jquery_rails 3.0, but they have stopped including jquery_ui. Instead they recomment using jquery-ui-rails, and in turn we'd have to modify application.js and test that the jquery ui templates work correctly. It can be done, but I guess this change would make sense in the Rails 4 branch.
As a workaround, I suggest we exchange this "bundle install" for "bundle update", and push "Hobo 2.0.1". This way new users will be able to install Hobo without an ugly error :).
What do you think? @bryanlarsen , @barquin