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# Rails 3.1
- Yehuda's Windy City Talk: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2285145/Rails%203.pdf
## RSoC Merges
- Identity Map (ET)
- Code Reloading (JK)
- Benchmarking CI (YK)
✓ Engines++ (JV)
## Assets
✓ Rack::Static (JV)
✓ Rack::Cache (YK)
- Assets compiler pipeline (YK, CL, in progress)
- //= require compilation
- Stylesheets compiler (YK, CE)
✓ Builtin: Compass Spriting (pure-ruby) (working in Compass)
- Builtin: SCSS/Compass (in progress, Chris Eppstein)
- Write plugin for: Less
- JavaScript compilation
- Builtin: ERB
- Write plugin for: CoffeeScript
## Extras
- Rails Parts (JV) -> nixed until 3.2
- Exceptron (JV)
- Flush (YK/JV/JK)
- Fiber/Thread-based flow control
## Deprecations (Rails Core Team)
✓ Remove 3.0 deprecation warnings
- Add 3.1 deprecation warnings
- AR
- AM
- Router
- RJS
- Template Handler API
## Performance
- Aaron's Arel rewrite (AP)
- More aggressive work on ActionPack (YK)
- Aim for 2x over Rails 3.0
## Ship it
@edavis10
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Is there an overview on the changes for Engines? I'll need to create a clear upgrade path for the 200+ Redmine plugins.

@rkh
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rkh commented Sep 15, 2010

Did you take a look at the slides? There's a lot more in there.

@jlindley
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edavis10: Here's a write-up from the author http://piotrsarnacki.com/2010/09/14/mountable-engines/

@edavis10
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jlindley:

Thanks. It looks like Rails3 Engines are going to be a problem because of the changes in db migrations. Hopefully the old way will still work since it's better for applications that have their own plugins (e.g. Redmine).

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