Hello! Tim here with the latest scoop on Ruby on Rails!
Your models just got a sprinkling of a little extra sugar. For any given attribute that changed, you can now do:
Model.attribute_previously_was # => previous value
Check out this PR for a great example of how you can now perform regular expression matching on your MySQL queries!
This fix managed to take down a number of open issues in one go! It addresses a recent regression by ensuring that the order of any user-supplied joins will be preserved as far as Active Record is able to do so.
28 people contributed to Rails last week, including 3 for the first time. If you’d like to see yourself up there, why not check out the list of open issues. Until next time!
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