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Rails 3.2.9.rc3 has been released!
David Heinemeier Hansson · 2012-11-09 · via Ruby on Rails: Compress the complexity of modern web apps

Friday, November 9, 2012
Posted by spastorino

Hi everyone,

Rails 3.2.9.rc3 has been released. If no regressions are found I will release 3.2.9 final this Monday 12th. If you find a regression open an issue on github and mention me on it, mail me or tweet me, whatever but let me know :).

CHANGES since 3.2.9.rc2

Action Mailer

  • No changes

Action Pack

  • Lock sprockets to 2.2.x REASON: We had some pending fixes in sprockets and sass-rails to make possible to use sprockets version > 2.2. We will do a more conservative sprockets upgrade for this release. In a next release we can relax the dependency again. See #8099 for more information.

    Guillermo Iguaran

  • Clear url helpers when reloading routes.

    Santiago Pastorino

  • Revert the shorthand routes scoped with :module option fix This added a regression since it is changing the URL mapping. This makes the stable release backward compatible.

    Rafael Mendonça França

Active Model

  • No changes

Active Record

  • No changes

Active Resource

  • No changes

Active Support

  • No changes

Railties

  • Revert “Respect children paths filter settings” This reverts commit 53778ec2d716f860646fd43957fd53c8db4da2fe. Closes #8146

    Santiago Pastorino

SHA-1

  • e830dbe5d93f6ea6ed8e32ac75e5c5a5dd4bd0fa actionmailer-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • f50456d082164447d149540a144515877cd714b2 actionpack-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • 60eca0f399779799e8ea7a8be6b68f3101fe5fe4 activemodel-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • 0cfec8581690d4a6072c686464ddd66e80ac094e activerecord-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • 5414975de41a1dfbb6dbd9cd74b53969c63f2e96 activeresource-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • e67293cf746f315cc631155c28d3891a3532bb74 activesupport-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • 8e62b4db1249024bbb1ea3a87fee701a0cfa5674 rails-3.2.9.rc3.gem
  • 6b4365046903bcd60c99f81bd48cccd1b3faae39 railties-3.2.9.rc3.gem

You can find a list of changes between v3.2.9.rc2 and v3.2.9.rc3 here and an exhaustive list of changes since v3.2.8 here.

Thanks to everyone!