- Work merged into master branch goes here until it is released.
- Avoid establishing a database connection unless necessary by Jonathan del Strother
- When #selected_flags= passed with nil it clears flag bits, by xpol
- This makes flag_shih_tzu behave like Rails: converts empty array to nil.
- Make required minimum Ruby version explicit: 1.9.3 and up by Peter Boling
- Support Rails 5.2 by Peter Boling
- Add Ruby 2.5 to build, and update/fix build by Peter Boling
- Fix generated instance methods. by xpol
- Support Rails 5.1 saved_change by shiro16
- Fixed a bug in Rails 5 support.
- Added Rails 5.1 to travis.
- Switched from Fixnum to Integer for Ruby 2.4 happiness
- Fixed build for all supported Ruby and Rails versions in supported matrix
- Improved compatibility with Rails 5.0
- Fixed warnings about Fixnums
- Fixed compatibility with SQLlite
- Added Ruby 2.3, and 2.4 to the Travis Matrix
- Removed JRuby 1.7 from the Travis Matrix
- Fix complex custom sql queries with multiple references to the column by vegetaras
- Improved documentation and compatibility matrix by Peter Boling
- Fixed testing for all supported environments by Peter Boling
- Testing on Travis: added Ruby jruby-9.0.1.0 by Peter Boling
- Documented compatibility matrix in table in README by Peter Boling
- Allow use without ActiveRecord (experimental) by jfcaiceo
- Many net-zero code cleanups to follow Ruby Style Guide
- Improved local testing script rake test:all
- Testing on Travis: added Ruby 1.9.3, 2.1.5, 2.2.3, jruby-1.7.0
- Testing on Travis: removed Ruby 2.1.2
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methods for use with form builders like simple_form by Peter Boling
- chained_flags_with_signature
- chained_#{colmn}_with_signature
- as_flag_collection
- as_#{colmn.singularize}_collection
- selected_flags=
- selected_#{colmn}= (already existed)
-
Testing on Travis: added Ruby 2.2.1
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Testing on Travis: removed Ruby 1.9.2
- Improve testing instructions in readme by Peter Boling
- fix check_flag_column to return false after warn by Peter Boling
- bash script for running complete test suite on Ruby 1.9.3 and Ruby 2.1.2 by Peter Boling
- Improve documentation in readme by trliner
- use aliases to make attribute reader methods more DRY by trliner
- add negative attribute reader and writer methods for improved interoperability with simple_form and formtastic by trliner
- Adds specs for ActiveRecord version 4.1 by Peter Boling
- Use Kernel#warn instead of puts by Peter Boling
- Rename some ambigously-named methods mixed into AR::Base by jdelStrother
- Add dynamic ".*_values_for" helpers by atipugin
- Can run tests without coverage by specifying NOCOVER=true by Peter Boling
- Improved test coverage by Peter Boling
- Improved documentation by Peter Boling
- Readme converted to Markdown by Peter Boling
- Removed runtime dependency on active record and active support by Peter Boling
- Fixed Coveralls Configuration by Peter Boling
- Improved Readme by Peter Boling
- Improved Readme / Documentation by Peter Boling
- Added Badges by Peter Boling
- Configured Coveralls by Peter Boling
- Added Code Climate, Coveralls, Gemnasium, and Version Badges by Peter Boling
- Change
sql_in_for_flagto consider values from the range [0, 2 * max - 1] by Blake Thomson
- Allow use with any gem manager by Peter Boling
- No need to alter Ruby's load path by Peter Boling
- Fix Travis Build & Add Rails 4 by Peter M. Goldstein
- Implemented update_flag! by Peter Boling (see #27)
- sets a flag on a record without triggering callbacks or validations
- optionally syncs the instance with new flag value, by default it does not.
- Update gemspec by Peter Boling
- Allow non sequential flag numbers by Thomas Jachmann
- Report correct source location for class_evaled methods. by Sebastian Korfmann
- Implemented chained_flags_with, which allows optimizing the bit search by Tatsuhiko Miyagawa
- [bugfix] flag_options[colmn][:column] is symbol, it causes error undefined method `length' for nil:NilClass by Artem Pisarev
- Validator raises an error if the validated column is not a flags column. by David DIDIER
- Allow multiple include by Peter Goldstein
- fix a deprecation warning in rails4 by Mose
- Add flag_keys convenience method. by Keith Pitty
- [bugfix] Column names provided as symbols fully work now, as they are converted to strings by Peter Boling
- [bugfix issues/28] Since 0.3.0 flags no longer work in a class using an alternative database connection by Peter Boling
- [bugfix issues/7] Breaks db:create rake task by Peter Boling
- convenience methods now have default parameter so
all_flagsworks with arity 0. by Peter Boling - Many more tests, including arity tests by Peter Boling
- Does not exist.
- Adds skip column check option :check_for_column - from arturaz
- Adds a 'smart' set_flag_sql method which will auto determine the correct column for the given flag - from arturaz
- Changes the behavior of sql_set_for_flag to not use table names in the generated SQL
- because it didn't actually work before
- Now there is a test ensuring that the generated SQL can be executed by a real DB
- This improved sql_set_for_flag underlies the public set_flag_sql method
- Adds new methods (for a flag column named 'bar', with many individual flags within) - from ddidier
- all_bar, selected_bar, select_all_bar, unselect_all_bar, selected_bar=(selected_flags), has_bar?
- ClassWithHasFlags.set_#{flag_name}_sql # Returns the sql string for setting a flag for use in customized SQL
- ClassWithHasFlags.unset_#{flag_name}_sql # Returns the sql string for unsetting a flag for use in customized SQL
- ClassWithHasFlags.flag_columns # Returns the column_names used by FlagShihTzu as bit fields
- has_flags :strict => true # DuplicateFlagColumnException raised when a single DB column is declared as a flag column twice
- Less verbosity for expected conditions when the DB connection for the class is unavailable.
- Tests for additional features, but does not change any behavior of 0.2.3 / 0.2.4 by default.
- Easily migrate from 0.2.3 and 0.2.4. Goal is no code changes required. Minor version bump to encourage caution.
- Fix deprecation warning for set_table_name
- Optional bang methods
- Complete Ruby 1.9(.[^1]) and Rails 3.2.X compatibility