Hi, I'm Jeremy McAnally. I founded Arcturo (we do web + mobile) and tweet at @jm and get my open source on at github.com/jm and write run-on sentences.
I apologize for not getting another Rails 3 upgrade post up this weekend, but I spent this weekend working on a few things. First, I contributed a few little pieces to the Rails 3 release notes, which should be showing up on the Rails blog soon (edit: or view them here right now), but most of my time was devoted to a bigger project.
My little gem rails-upgrade is now rails_upgrade, an officially blessed upgrade tool that will be maintained by myself and the Rails team. You can get it from here: github.com/rails/rails_upgrade.
To use it now, simply install the plugin:
script/plugin install git://github.com/rails/rails_upgrade.git
The plugin adds the following tasks:
rake rails:upgrade:check # Runs a battery of checks on your Rails 2.x app
# and generates a report on required upgrades for Rails 3
rake rails:upgrade:gems # Generates a Gemfile for your Rails 3 app out of your config.gem directives
rake rails:upgrade:routes # Create a new, upgraded route file from your current routes.rb
Simply run those tasks in the same way you ran the commands with the rails-upgrade gem. In the near future, I plan on expanding the checks for deprecated pieces to handle some of the less obvious changes, adding some generators for other changes (like config/application.rb), and adding some extra tools (ideas/suggestions certainly welcome).
Anyhow, I’m really looking forward to seeing this project become a dependable upgrade tool. If you have any ideas or find any bugs, please contact me via e-mail or Twitter or, even better, fork it and handle it yourself!
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