Rails update to 4.2.8 is necessary to get rid of Bignum and Fixnum warnings.
Ruby had two visible Integer classes: Fixnum and Bignum.
Ruby 2.4 unifies them into Integer. All C extensions which touch the Fixnum or Bignum class need to be fixed.
About track requests:
Create migration that adds the fields submitter_id, state, and
cfp_active to Tracks
Add validations and the self_organized? method to the Track model
Create a new TracksController outide of the admin namespace
Create the relevant views for index, show, new and edit
Modify the admin views for tracks to include extra info for
self-organized tracks
About track organizers:
Create the role when a self-organized track is created
Define track organizer abilities
Modify the roles views and controller to handle the new role
The route for Roles#edit needs to have higher priority than the nested
routes for track roles, otherwise, the word edit in the url is matched
as a track with short_name edit
After the rebase (to update the PR with the latest changes), I had the
same issue @lguerard has had. I noticed that the rails server didn't
lisen on all interfaces any more, but bound the port to the loopback
device only. By adding the parameter `-b 0.0.0.0`, I restored the
previous behavior, and OSEM could be reached with the browser after it
started up (takes a few seconds).
This commit adds a Docker infrastructure that is ready for production
use. It is meant to simplify the deployment of OSEM for everyone who
wants to host their own instances.
It includes many features like data persistence, automatic secret key
generation and persistence and automatic database initialization and
upgrading. This should make updating the Docker container as easy as
possible.
