{"shas":[["b797c0e09facfdab212072b5243836241d03911e","0a147c82437443a6757a337576b51711fa470b43@nomejortu.com","Update to the latest Rails once again","Daniel Martin"],["18fe742252d48c942e735d717e092613fce4a5fc","0a147c82437443a6757a337576b51711fa470b43@nomejortu.com","Update the changelog. How many more versions of Rails before we release?","Daniel Martin"],["880339554317421421d15569586ec70f86e3a059","0a147c82437443a6757a337576b51711fa470b43@nomejortu.com","Support attachments names with multiple dots\n\nDue to the way in which Rails default routes work (trying to figure out the\nrequest's format by inspecting the :format parameter) attachments with multiple\ndots in their name where not properly handled.\n\nA couple of changes were required:\n\n* A better route mapping that lets the :id parameter (attachment name) contain\nany character including multiple dots\n* The AttachmentsController needs to return valid JSON in order for the\nattachmentsviewer.js#160 code to either commit or discard the current record.\n\nThis commit closes #19","Daniel Martin"],["8e640d035ae94a5fab46c92e143ebbc59efbd6d1","0a147c82437443a6757a337576b51711fa470b43@nomejortu.com","One more bug out of the way","Daniel Martin"],["0b3f2f3052b122e816e1272d933864d62be0dbe9","0a147c82437443a6757a337576b51711fa470b43@nomejortu.com","Cleanup the AttachmentsController\n\nNow that we have a cleaner way of handling multiple dots in attachment\nfilenames (see 8803395) we no longer need to be messing around with\nparams[:id] and params[:format].\n\nThe other change affecting the **destination** variable cleans up the code and\nmakes use of the fact that Attachment.pwd is in fact a Pathname object\nresulting in a cleaner code.","Daniel Martin"]],"ref":"refs/heads/master","size":5,"head":"0b3f2f3052b122e816e1272d933864d62be0dbe9","push_id":35680372}