How far to go when testing production?
Test something when you’re afraid it’s going to fail, e.g because you don’t trust an API
This becomes monitoring
I’d like to run a search in Tracker for stories that are not marked (labelled) “blocked”. How?
Try “-blocked”
Sass::SyntaxError
Error
File to import not found or unreadable: compass/css3/box-shadow. Load path: Sass::Rails::Importer(/app/app/assets/stylesheets/email.scss)
/app/app/assets/stylesheets/text_styling.scss:1
/app/app/assets/stylesheets/email.scss:2
Possibly, your gem is in the assets-group, not the production-group. This means it will not be loaded on production. Try moving it to production.
i.e., through herokusan but not by doing heroku maintenance:on.
May be a bug in the heroku gem.
Don’t even try, or any other ideas?
Seems you can only set one regex to match cached files, not individual files.
none
Firefox remembers the state of checkboxes across refreshes. If you test if a checkbox is checked via jQuery, you might not get the actual values out of the DOM, but the cached state from before the refresh. Keep that in mind when testing.
Rails 2.3.5′s has_one: if you build a form for a has_one association, it’ll overwrite the old value, even if you do not save. This is intended, but not intuitive. The old record will be orphaned.
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“How do I set the type of a Backbone class to not always be “child”?”
You can rename the constructor, it’s going to have that name. Don’t forget to call the constructor of the super class in it.
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The CSS property ‘box-sizing’ allows you to control the width of an element, including its border and padding.
box-sizing: content-box;
is the default setting, where the width specifies the width of only the content
box-sizing: border-box;
specifies the width for both the content, and the border and padding
box-sizing: inherit;
have a wild guess.
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