I just upgraded to Rails 2.1 and found that the "counter" property that
exists while rendering a collection using a partial now starts at 1,
instead of 0 (as before). I verified that this was working in Rails
2.0.2, but it has changed in 2.1. If you have a dependency on this, be
careful.
Eric Ly wrote:
I just upgraded to Rails 2.1 and found that the "counter" property that
exists while rendering a collection using a partial now starts at 1,
instead of 0 (as before). I verified that this was working in Rails
2.0.2, but it has changed in 2.1. If you have a dependency on this, be
careful.
That's got to be a bug, right? Have you found any release notes that
discuss this?
Cayce Balara wrote:
That's got to be a bug, right? Have you found any release notes that
discuss this?
No, its a feature. According to lifo in #rails-contrib this is the
desired behaviour. I agree btw. even if I have to change some partials
now.
Cayce Balara wrote:
Jan Schwenzien wrote:
Cayce Balara wrote:
That's got to be a bug, right? Have you found any release notes that
discuss this?No, its a feature. According to lifo in #rails-contrib this is the
desired behaviour. I agree btw. even if I have to change some partials
now.It's not so much about the work that needs to be done to change things -
those issues are easily found/changed. To me, it's a fundamental
language thing. Maybe I'm just a purist. Ruby as a language counts from
zero. IMHO Rails should in this case operate the same as the basics of
the underlying language.That being said, and me not being a contributor, I'm off to fix my code.
I guess I went off to change code too soon. Looks like this has been
fixed/reverted (however you see it).
http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/344-partial-counters-start-from-1-in-2-1
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