Upgrading from Refinery CMS 0.9.8.5 to git master (0.9.9.pre)

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## MAKE SURE YOU BACKUP FIRST - THIS PROCESS WILL WIPE YOUR DEVELOPMENT DATABASE
## e.g. using git source control and database sql export.

## 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:
# CSS: (put yours back afterwards but remove any @import for refinery css)
## public/stylesheets/application.css 
## public/stylesheets/formatting.css
## public/stylesheets/home.css

# Important changed files: (you need the latest versions we install but 
# move over any changes you have in yours to the newly generated ones afterwards)
## config/routes.rb
## config/application.rb
## app/views/layouts/application.html.erb
## Gemfile

## ALSO NOTE: There are rather drastic changes to the HTML to better support HTML5.
## This means your CSS may have to change and if you have things overriden you will
## need to check them!

# first get the latest rails (3.0.3 at time of writing) -- thanks mattmate

    gem install rails --version 3.0.3

# Now make sure bundler is up to date. Ideally remove any older versions of bundler. 
# (Use the 'All versions' option if prompted) -- thanks mattmate
    
    gem uninstall bundler

# After that's uninstalled, install the latest known good version

    gem install bundler --version 1.0.7

# Delete the existing Gemfile.lock file in your application's directory, e.g.:

    rm /path/to/your/0985application/Gemfile.lock

# Now, go into a directory that you can clone our RefineryCMS repository into

    cd /somewhere
    git clone git://github.com/resolve/refinerycms.git

# Without going into the directory, run the installer from within it 
# and specify the path to your application.
## NOTE: Make sure to specify the database adapter you'll actually be using
## by replacing sqlite3 with it below (e.g. mysql, postgresql) -- thanks mattmate

    ruby ./refinerycms/bin/refinerycms /path/to/your/0985application --force --update -d sqlite3

# This will invoke the installer which should succeed, if not let us know and why.
# Now:

    cd /path/to/your/0985application
    
# 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.