During his keynote today, and now on the Rails blog, David explained the new policy for getting patches into Rails.
Basically the new policy requires every patch to have documentation, tests and 3 supporters. It’s a welcome change, especially if it means the core team have to do less legwork and apply higher quality patches.
Therefore, I am now looking for a few supporters for some of my patches. If there’s anything of the below you’d like to see included in Rails, please comment on the patch, saying +1.
I have a few other patches sitting idle, but they might need a bit more work (read: tests) before getting supporters.
Tried patch for #6000 and had a conflict in date_helper_test .rb and date_helper.rb on the latest revision of trunk.
Could you upload an updated patch file to make it easier for people to try your patch?
Also, TortoiseMerge asked me if I would apply the patch from /trunk/actionpack/ instead of just /trunk.
Done