Fix issue 2450 globalize

[shioyama]

This is needed to get refinery to work with the latest version of globalize for ActiveRecord 3.x, because globalize no-longer autosaves translations (see #2450). It requires globalize/globalize#296 to be released and the refinery gemspecs to also be updated from globalize3 ~> 0.3.0 to globalize ~> 3.0.0.

[parndt]

@shioyama seems sane to me. So this will fail Travis until Globalize is released, is that correct? Should the gemspecs be updated in this pull request too? I like going from green to green if possible.

Love your work.

[shioyama]

Yes, I merged the change to globalize 3-0-stable so all we need to do is release that as 3.0.1 and then update refinery to point to globalize ~> 3.0.0 rather than globalize3. Can you release globalize 3.0.1? Then I can add those changes in this PR, and Travis should go green.

p.s. globalize needs a changelog.

[parndt]

@shioyama I think I gave you gem push access for globalize.. I see your face: http://rubygems.org/gems/globalize

[shioyama]

I know I was just splitting the (very small) load 😉

[cwise]

+1 for this. Bit me in the tail today, but was happy to see so much activity on it. Thanks for your hard work.

[shioyama]

😖 (pulling hair out)

Ok, one failing test which I don't see locally:

1) Pages with translations add a page with title only for secondary locale uses id instead of slug in admin

Failure/Error: page.find_link('Edit this page')[:href].should include(ru_page_id.to_s)

expected "/refinery/pages/%D0%BD%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B8/edit?switch_locale=ru" to include "38"

# ./pages/spec/features/refinery/admin/pages_spec.rb:527:in `block (5 levels) in <module:Admin>'
# ./pages/spec/features/refinery/admin/pages_spec.rb:526:in `block (4 levels) in <module:Admin>'

@parndt any clue what's going on?

[parndt]

Ugh. I don't know sorry. This stuff is too magical in Refinery.. Sorry.

[shioyama]

Problem is that if I don't see the failure with the same environment locally, I have no way to debug it... can you run the tests and see if you get the same? At least that might provide a clue where the difference is.

[shioyama]

p.s. I've run the tests on two different environments on a linux pc and a mac, and see no failures...

[parndt]

It may just be Travis.. I'll check this out over the next few days.. I'll be at RubyConf so a little preoccupied.

[parndt]

Merged! Thanks, Chris