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0.0.1

  • Add a README listing the rationale and rough draft of the migration DSL to be implemented
  • Added migration DSL to add two columns to persist a money object. An Interger column to persist the money amount and a String column to persist the currency name

0.0.2

  • Modify migration DSL to support multiple money amount columns and a single currency column
  • add travis, codeclimate and gemnasium gem-dependency badges
  • has a dependency on ActiveRecord and removed the dependency on Rails

0.0.3

  • add missing test-cases for supporting a single currency
  • refactor tests
  • add simplecov coverage report
  • Add yard docs and update README

0.0.4

  • add dsl with_currency for defining a single currency on the model

0.0.5

  • bugfix: defining a model before the table is created throws an error
    see spec tagged with migration.
    if we define a ActiveRecord object with a money column
    "before" the table is defined. Then it will throw
    an error and we will assume that a single
    currency is defined. So always restart the app after the
    migrations are run.

0.0.6

  • bugfix: on a bugfix at v0.0.5 database adapter is leaking through. leaky abstaction the error handling for
    EasyRailsMoney::ActiveRecord::MoneyDsl.single_currency?
    is dependent on the database adapter being used, which sucks. can test on other database adapters or handle a generic error

0.0.7

  • money and currency column can take options activerecord DSL for columns can take options for not-null constraints and default. all options are passed forward to activerecord

    add_column and change_table do not work for now with this syntax

0.0.8

  • bugfix: single currency was being persisted as a yaml object
  • #currency and #some_column_currency are both assigned and persisted as a downcase string eg. "inr" in the case of Indian Rupee so that, Money.default_currency.id == "inr".to_sym holds true api is changed. previously #currency and #single_currency gave a Money::Currency object. now is is a String

0.0.9.pre

  • add ActiveRecord::Base.validates_money
    it validates that currency is in an allowed list
    and money is stored as a number or can be nil
  • api change: if we set currency (when it is a single currency)
    as nil. the other money columns are set to nil
    this is done because technically, Money has a default_currency
    so we can persist a Money object without the currency
    but that can change over time and we want to be explicit

0.0.9.pre1

  • #1 when currency is set to nil, the money columns are set to nil as well (see changelog for 0.0.9.pre above) that code was buggy. so is a column was named "amount_funded" it would give the setter as "amountfunded=" rather than "amount_funded=". git sha1: c1d9f6a8160d5a075e78f625f177f6716715c637
  • bugfix: validates_money was failing if allowed_currency was not passed the syntax is validates_money :principal, :repaid, :amount_funded, :allow_nil => false, :allowed_currency => %w[inr usd sgd] if we do not pass the last argument allowed_currency then it should validate that it is a legal Money::Currency that was not happenning because the Rails includes validations does not compare Symbols and strings