gistfile1.rb

## MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP FIRST
## e.g. using git source control

## This is not for people who don't want to have to do some manual work getting everything working.
## This also is not officially "supported" but we will hopefully be able to write an upgrade task later on based on feedback.

## Notable files that get overriden:
## public/stylesheets/application.css (put yours back afterwards but remove any @import for refinery css)
## public/stylesheets/formatting.css (put yours back afterwards but remove any @import for refinery css)
## public/stylesheets/home.css (put yours back afterwards but remove any @import for refinery css)
## config/routes.rb
## config/application.rb
## app/views/layouts/application.html.erb (lots of changes, you need the latest)
## Gemfile (lots of changes, you need the latest)

    cd /somewhere
    git clone git://github.com/resolve/refinerycms.git
    ./refinerycms/bin/refinerycms /path/to/my/0985application --force

# This will invoke the installer.. basically this will fail because of this line in ``Gemfile``:

    gem 'refinerycms', '~> 0.9.9.pre'

# Change this to:

    gem 'refinerycms', :git => 'git://github.com/resolve/refinerycms.git'

# Now:

    cd /path/to/your/0985application
    bundle install
    rake db:migrate
    
# Now, you *should* be up to date.
# What you need to look for in your project:

    <% content_for :head do %>
      # anything to do with stylesheets
    <% end %>

# Modify this to:

    <% content_for :stylesheets do %>
      # your stylesheets
    <% end %>

# And:

    <% content_for :head_libraries do %>
      # anything to do with javascript libraries
    <% end %>

# Modify this to:

    <% content_for :javascript_libraries do %>
      # your javascript libraries
    <% end %>

# And:

    <% content_for :head do %>
      # anything to do with javascripts
    <% end %>

# Modify this to:

    <% content_for :javascripts do %>
      # your javascripts
    <% end %>

# And:

    <% content_for :head do %>
      # anything to do with meta tags
    <% end %>

# Modify this to:

    <% content_for :meta do %>
      # your meta tags
    <% end %>

# If you're still an unhappy camper we'd love to get your feedback on:
# a) what you did
# b) what went wrong
# c) any helpful suggestions.