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  • Use these two commands inside vim:
    :!ag -l '..\/..\/..\/..\/test' | xargs perl -pi -E "s/require.*test_helper.*/require 'test_helper'/g"
    :!ag -l "require File.*'/" | xargs perl -pi -E "s/require File.*'\//require_relative '/g":e ""'"
    Braulio Bhavamitra
     

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  • Included new named_scopes for browsing contents:
    * more_recent
    * more_comments
    * more_views
    A named_scope to filter only text articles
    * text_articles
    Included new browse_contents_menu on base theme
    
    (ActionItem2069)
    Daniela Feitosa
     

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  • Without this, single line breaks withing a paragraph get translated to a
    HTML <br/>, which is completely annoying *and* counter-intuitive in
    comparison with most markup languages like Textile.
    Antonio Terceiro
     
  •   * extract textile to HTML conversion in its own method, which sanitizes
        the generated HTML before returning it.
      * use textile for both the body and the lead.
      * add tests to make sure the textile markup is not being broken.
    Antonio Terceiro
     
  • The body is already extensively tested against XSS, and since both
    abstract and body use the same validation I am only adding a new test
    for the abstract to make sure it is being validated at all.
    Antonio Terceiro