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+1 for James patch as couchrest_type is so odd when in multi-lang env. If not at lease _doc_type will do fine.

You wouldn't want to do this without some sort of thread queue or thread management as under heavy loads the ruby vm will not hold up with N# of Threads spawned...

Timestamp! is a feature of Couchrest::ExtendedDocument. Is is a method of that create two properties and setup some callbacks. Your problem is that you are usin...

Reported by grempe on github

When a model is created that extends Couchrest::ExtendedDocument and it has the 'timestamps!' property in the model it is expected ...

Reported by mattetti on github

Extended::Document#save_without_callbacks gets called every time I save
that then calls database.save_doc
which will return {"ok"...

Reported by samlown on github

CouchRest::ExtendedDocument (/core/document.rb) incorrectly adds "http://" to the database root. I've committed a patch with tests...

I have tried using this function but it does not work :(

It does not fail but does not delete obsolete views

Some fixes I hope useful and correct:
* url must be quoted inside the curl command otherwise '&' between params are interpreted by shells * View url format upda...

You can close this ticket. Matt merged my code into official repository.

You can close this ticket. Matt merged my code into official repository.

You can close this ticket. Matt merged my code into official repository.

design_doc_slug in design_doc.rb
Was previously used for MD5 digest of views

From 13ccd18603a32c1801ccedd23e85e2e745717c4a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Julie...

Support added: http://github.com/tapajos/couchrest/commit/bc6df2f5ca0ce15b92012d03...

Fix here: http://github.com/tapajos/couchrest/commit/8c8ede012c5de4763c2d8683...

Fixed here: http://github.com/tapajos/couchrest/commit/8db522a116ff3f6e7d7d041c...

Given a model with the validation below, a produced error will be attached to the hash key :validate_username_unique instead of to :username.

validates_with_met...

It would be nice to have support for continuous=true in couchrest.

Should be content_type - is content-type.
Every attachment created via create_attachment gehts application/octet-stream as content_type.
Typo is also in the spe...

CR generates a PUT request whenever an app starts up, if the app defines a view. This creates work for the database (and possibly, monitoring programs) which is...

OK, this looks like a slightly different issue, so I think this one can stay closed. Please pull from my fork:

git://github.com/thewordnerd/couchrest

The reason...

No, unfortunately this isn't working for me. It may be that view creation isn't interacting well with the bulk_save changes I introduced, which is what I'm usin...

I applied this patch (although without reproducing the bug). I'll close this ticket, but please reopen if this patch doesn't fix it.

+1 for Max's patch, works for me too. Thanks Max!

+1 for Max's patch. Fixed my problem.

In latest gem, doc.create is gone! And the extlib hook removed.

Is this a permanent thing? If so, before(:create) will need to be removed from the documentation...

thanks for the patch!

To state the psuedo-obvious, I think what's happening is if the design doc isn't getting initialized correctly if it's not being created right there (within tha...

Unfortunately, this patch doesn't resolve the problem for me. See here for my use, though be aware that I'm using my own branch with compaction support and my ...

Sorry - formatting for code was bad. Code is here :

http://friendpaste.com/2vnIZk6dA...

It seems that couchrest opens one socket per send. The program :

require 'couchrest'

def save(n) couch = CouchRest.new("http://localhost:5984") db = couch.datab...

I'm a couch newbie, so forgive if a stupid question.

With a simple program that just does a save() of a simple document, couchrest seems to want to get data fro...

K, my previous comment was wrong.

Anyway, after about...3 hours, I've narrowed down one possible solution. See attached.

Also I wish git made patches from the b...

+1 James' patch with the suggestion that there be only one method for assigning a new default custom field, to reduce clutter in the code. My vote is for the "s...

If jchris feels like adding this functionality...it should be easy enough :) I've attached the code and the specs.

I'd also like to second this bug. I think I've narrowed it down a tad bit more, though. At least in my testing, if I have "cast :blah, :as => 'OtherBlah'" in my...

Attached is a patch that makes the field is customizable, but it will default to couchrest_type. For example:

class Example < CouchRest:Model
  set_inherita...

I have a CouchRest Model object and use set_default to create an empty hash on the object when I create an instance. If I create an instance, I get the empty ha...

I can not only confirm this, but I've seen a slightly different variation. I wonder if it isn't just happening the second time the same view is accessed, but th...

The spec "save bug should fix" is failing. This is due (I believe) to not setting CouchRest::Model.default_database in the scope of this spec.

Here is my fix: ...

I can confirm that this is happening. I will (hopefully have time to) write up a spec for it when I get home tonight.

The current defaults system has a pretty nasty flaw. See demonstration here: http://friendpaste.com/a72JqDEY .. yup, the old referencing problem.

The Class.defa...

Priit: I don't think it will be a problem using generic-sounding names, as long as you stay away from conflicting ruby keywords like class, type, object_id, etc...

Hi there yet again,

Views are failing in the current build of trunk. They can be accessed once, but when the model is loaded again, they fail. It's not caught b...

OK, cool, if that's the "official" way to do it. Thanks for the clarification.

Cool. Many thanks!

cleanup_design_docs! added