* Discard invalid Referer header.
If an invalid Referer header such as "http://example.com/bad|uri" is
provided, ignore the value of it and skip using the Host header fallback.
* refactor instantiation.
* fix typoed header name.
* clarify reaction warning, test it.
* fix base url concatenation
* Adds instantiation settings via block or hash.
Fixes .downcase being called on symbols.
Cleaned up
Cleans up hash setter. Adds block support
Adds tests for hash and block instantiation
Undoes string fix for patron/request.rb to keep with scope.
* Handle two failing specs
One is failing due to no OS support for SSLv2. This is reasonable,
so I just removed SSLv2 from the list of SSL versions to test. This
doesn't change the meaning of the test at all.
I could not find the root cause of the other spec failure, though
I suspect it is a setup problem. I have disabled the spec for now
and will revisit it later on.
* Add doc comment
* Add a way to get the Request object
* Revert request action to be a symbol, but still allow upcase and
downcase strings.
Add calendar options to lang/php53 and lang/php54 to build the
calendar extension. Complete documentation on this extension can
be found here: http://php.net/manual/en/book.calendar.php
0.12.5 (February 22nd 2015)
* FIX#1794 inheritance of global prereqs (@ujifgc)
* FIX#1798 handling non-array `with` statement for params (@ujifgc)
* FIX Russian translation for password (@harrykiselev)
* FIX Prevent Padrino from overriding cache settings (@dariocravero)
* FIX sequence of execution for configuration methods in application
(@namusyaka)
* FIX translations for admin for cs (@ortiga)
* FIX exception raised when running the controller generator (@namusyaka)
* FIX#1875 lock down rack to < 1.6.0 because of sinatra conflict (@ujifgc)
Changes the behavior of Sass's @import directive to only import a file once.
This plugin changes the behavior of Sass's `@import` directive so that
if the same sass file is imported more than once, the second import
will be a no-op. This allows dependencies to behave how most people
expect them to behave and provides a considerable performance improvement
for some sass projects.
**Note**: Although this plugin is maintained by compass, it can be used
without compass in any Sass-based project.
The Compass core stylesheet library and minimum required ruby extensions. This
library can be used stand-alone without the compass ruby configuration file or
compass command line tools.
