The action_cache plugin is now rather superfluous (Rails has native support for ETags, for instance).
And it wasn't working right with Rails 2.0.x (pages were being cached, and 304s were being returned
as appropriate, but cached pages were not being served).
Sessions are now stored in a cookie (signed and Base-64 encoded).
Form_spam_protection stores form_keys in the session.
Make sure spambots implement both cookies and javascript, by storing hashed (with salt) keys in the session.
In each session, keep only the 30 most recent :form_keys generated by form_spam_protection.
This should be more than enough for ordinary usage, but prevents the session data from
becoming inordinately large.
Also, burnt-orange rulz!
Sam Ruby has been doing a bang-up job fixing the bugs in REXML.
Who knows when these improvements will trickle down to vendor distributions of Ruby.
In the meantime, let's bundle the latest version of REXML with Instiki.
We check the version number of the bundled REXML against that of the System REXML, and use whichever is later.
Upgraded to Rails 2.0.2, except that we maintain
vendor/rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/routing.rb
from Rail 1.2.6 (at least for now), so that Routes don't change. We still
get to enjoy Rails's many new features.
Also fixed a bug in Chunk-handling: disable WikiWord processing in tags (for real this time).
Create a test case for utf-8 bug reported by Diego Restrepo. Seems to be related to WikiWord chunk handling.
Add some other tests, and fix a minor bug in vendor/plugins/maruku/lib/maruku/ext/math/latex_fix.rb.
Get rid of Redefined CONSTANT warning.
Make WEBrick respond to TERM signal. (Launchd, in particular, requires this.)
Rollback superfluous change to rails/actionpack/lib/action_controller/base.rb. Handled by the action_cache plugin.
Fixed a bug in the HTML5lib tokenizer (affects S5 slideshows).
Some miscellaneous code cleanup. In particular, don't bother with zapping control characters;
instead, rely on is_utf8? method to raise an exception (which we do anyway).
Added support for S5 Themes. Themes are stored in the public/s5/themes/ directory.
6 themes are included: default, nautilus, blue, flower, i18n, pixel.
Files with "+"s in their names (e.g. from Wiki pages with spaces in their names) were not being expired properly. This is actually a Rails bug, but I fixed it by patching the action_cache plugin.
