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Apparently, the latest verison of rails is installed automatically after the gem is installed.
I have been using 3.1.3, and now 3.2.2 is installed. (I had to reinstall 3.1.3 to get it to work with the command 'rails 3.1.3 new test_app')
Is there a way to specify which version of rails will be used to build the new application?
Perhaps, a test to see if more than one installed, and if so, prompts for selection?
Could even look like the rails command, above!
Looks like it would then be a parameter in Cli.rb, in run_templater, yes?
Similarly, could it check before installing the latest rails, or is this a feature? ;-)
Regardless, Thanks for the product,
Dirk Taylor
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Apparently, the latest verison of rails is installed automatically after the gem is installed.
I have been using 3.1.3, and now 3.2.2 is installed. (I had to reinstall 3.1.3 to get it to work with the command 'rails 3.1.3 new test_app')
Is there a way to specify which version of rails will be used to build the new application?
Perhaps, a test to see if more than one installed, and if so, prompts for selection?
Could even look like the rails command, above!
Looks like it would then be a parameter in Cli.rb, in run_templater, yes?
Similarly, could it check before installing the latest rails, or is this a feature? ;-)
Regardless, Thanks for the product,
Dirk Taylor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: