Firebird ActiveRecord adapter for Rails needs a new maintainer
https://github.com/rowland/activerecord-fb-adapter/issues/69#issuecomment-397116661
https://github.com/rowland/activerecord-fb-adapter/issues/69#issuecomment-397116661
If you are at the Railsconf 2017 you can contact Brent Rowland (Firebird ActiveRecord driver maintainer).
If you're at #railsconf and use @firebirdsql, look me up!
— Brent Rowland (@brentrowland) April 25, 2017
Ruby Firebird Extension Library 0.7.2 release fixes unique and descending index flags after backup/restore cycle
Thanx to Pablo Vizcay for the analysis
A few cleanups : drop support for ruby 1.8.5 (deprecated)
PS: and an observation from Brent Rowland
Plenty of coders can sling both C and Ruby, but Ruby C extensions manage to intimidate most. It’s almost like a 3rd language.
Firebird ActiveRecord gem is updated to version 0.8.2 with a few fixes
Testers and pull requests are wellcome.
Although this adapter may not yet have feature parity with the 1st tier databases supported by the Rails developers,
it has been in production for several months without issues (Rails 3.2.x) and may be considered stable. (Rails 4 testing and pull requests are wellcome)
Here is the gem url https://rubygems.org/gems/activerecord-fb-adapter
And here is the full commits changelog :
Fix inserting boolean values.
Bring gem tasks up to date.
ActiveRecord Firebird Adapter 0.7.2 for Rails 3.x is released
(this version attempts to support migrations please test it)
This version brings a series of fixes and improvements (Row and ResultSet are now pure ruby implementations)
Release files can be found here
Changelog for this version
You can check the github Commits log for the code changes
This version fixes Segmentation fault issues
Release files can be found here
To install it using gem
rvm use ruby-1.9.3-p125
gem install rubyfb
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1 gem installed