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Upgrade instructions: update your Gemfile and set the version you want. In my case: gem 'rails', '3.2.10' locally, run 'bundle update rails' which will upda
by clickonchris 14y ago
Upgrade instructions:
update your Gemfile and set the version you want. In my case:
gem 'rails', '3.2.10'
locally, run
'bundle update rails' which will update your Gemfile.lock
check-in and deploy your code. If you are using capistranso, the default 'deploy' task should handle everything for you. Otherwise, run 'bundle update rails' on your production server.
- tptacek 14y agoThe advisory also provides several workarounds that dont' require you to update Rails, all pretty simple ("drop a file into config/initializers and reload) which also work.
- nathan_f77 14y agoYou need rails 3.2.11, which has the patch.
- boundlessdreamz 14y agoThe fixed version is 3.2.11
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- jrochkind1 14y ago3.2.11 not 3.2.10. Which is in fact why it's probably wiser to list `gem 'rails', '~> 3.2.10'` (or 3.2.0 or anything) instead, and then `bundle update rials` will update you to latest 3.2.x (but never 3.3.x), in this case 3.2.11, instead of only to the exact version you specified (3.2.10, incorrectly).
- clickonchris 14y agowhoops. sorry about that typo