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ActiveModelListener and AutoTagger become better Ruby citizens

Pivotal Labs
Friday, May 14, 2010

If you use auto_tagger in conjunction with a continuous integration build you may have noticed that the autotag executable exits with a status code of “1″ when it shouldn’t. Thanks to Sarah Mei I just pushed version 0.1.5, which fixes this bug. Thanks Sarah!

If you use active_model_listener, you are probably pretty tired of that active record deprecation notices. After Todd Persen pointed this out to me I just pushed version 0.2.5 which fixes this.

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