johnreilly

Subqueries are handled differently in sqlite3 and mysql?  
Rails generates the same SQL, databases return different results.

Using sqlite3:
----------------

>> Person.count
  SQL (0.2ms)   SELECT count(*) AS count_all FROM "people" 
=> 2

johnreilly

[2008-11-27: REVISION 1496]

[CHANGED] Makefile bundle: The “Make” bundle's run command is now far more general: No longer scope targeted to makefiles, so it can be invoked from any context. The key equivalent is moved to ⌘B. Set make flags with the environment variable TM_MAKE_FLAGS. Set the target with TM_MAKE_TARGET.  If TM_MAKE_TARGET is unset, the default target is made. (Alex Ross)

[NEW] The "$DIALOG" command now allows showing tooltips, filter-as-you-type popup menus, and more. Documentation will follow shortly.

[NEW] Applescript, C/C++, Groovy, IO, Java, Perl, Python, Ruby, Scheme, and ShellScript: New “Run” commands (⌘R) using Executor (lib). This amongst others allow the program to read from stdin and TextMate will show an input requester plus the program (document) does not need to be saved on disk to be runnable (Luke Daley and Alex Ross).

[CHANGED] The bundle item disambiguation menu now require the command key to be used with the number shortcuts assigned to the 10 first items.

johnreilly

Feature: Manage people
  In order to keep track of the people involved with the station
  A station manager
  Should be able to manage several people
  
  Scenario: Register new people
    Given I am on the new person page
    When I fill in "First Name" with "John"
    And I fill in "Last Name" with "Reilly"
    And I press "Create"

johnreilly

# Say we're both working on the same project, and I've just created
# a new branch for my cool new feature and pushed it up to my 
# github-hosted repo on a branch called "feature". 

# Inside your local copy of the repo:

# create a new remote called "johnreilly" for the repo located at github
git remote add johnreilly git://github.com/johnreilly/project.git

# create and checkout a new tracking branch based on mine