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Master has been working well for us on Rails 4.1 - my team would love to be able to get rid of the ref: in our Gemfile and switch to an officially released version.
Think we could get a release out from latest master?
phinze, what ref: in your gemfile to this working with 4.1?
2.3.9 is not working for me in 4.1.2, 4.1.0, 4.1.1 and I the link I found in another issue to get a version that will work with rail4 isn't there any more :-(
First of all, I want to express my appreciation for this project. If I still have hair on my head then this project is one of the reasons I haven't pulled it out.
Sadly though I am still waiting for a Rails 4.1 compatible release of this project. Pulling the RC from the master branch doesn't seem to work for me.
I'd second @varunagrawal on that, although not so much hair left these days.
We're using the master branch on rails 4.1 and rails5 @varunagrawal, if you upload some details of the problem your having, with some code examples, I may be be able to help.
We'd also very much like to see the gem upgraded on rubygems, but understand there may well be a lot of work needed to do that, and haven't got any resource to help you with it, so won't whinge too much.
Unfortunately, this project isn't being maintained anymore. If you are interested in taking over maintenance, please let me know. Otherwise, please see the README for some alternative options.
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margaretdax commentedon Jun 10, 2014
Bump
mjdavies commentedon Jun 27, 2014
phinze, what ref: in your gemfile to this working with 4.1?
2.3.9 is not working for me in 4.1.2, 4.1.0, 4.1.1 and I the link I found in another issue to get a version that will work with rail4 isn't there any more :-(
Romain said in issue 69
@lutinwood, you need to use @mp-jgoetzinger's commits to use this gem with Rails 4. You can do that by adding this line gem 'rubycas-client', :git => "https://github.com/mp-dhorsak/rubycas-client" in your Gemfile.
Anyone got any ideas?
After following the instruction, the error I'm getting is a bit crazy
undefined method `before' for CASClient::Frameworks::Rails::Filter:Class
mjdavies commentedon Jun 27, 2014
I found a solution to my problem, just use the master branch of the github repo instead of the rubygem
rubycas/rubycas-client-rails#27
elspethsoup commentedon Sep 11, 2014
for those looking for better rails 4 support, you could also consider taking a look at biola/rack-cas
varunagrawal commentedon Aug 10, 2016
Hey folks,
First of all, I want to express my appreciation for this project. If I still have hair on my head then this project is one of the reasons I haven't pulled it out.
Sadly though I am still waiting for a Rails 4.1 compatible release of this project. Pulling the RC from the master branch doesn't seem to work for me.
Hope to see a new release real soon! Cheers.
mjdavies commentedon Aug 13, 2016
Hello everyone
I'd second @varunagrawal on that, although not so much hair left these days.
We're using the master branch on rails 4.1 and rails5 @varunagrawal, if you upload some details of the problem your having, with some code examples, I may be be able to help.
We'd also very much like to see the gem upgraded on rubygems, but understand there may well be a lot of work needed to do that, and haven't got any resource to help you with it, so won't whinge too much.
elspethsoup commentedon Aug 15, 2016
Unfortunately, this project isn't being maintained anymore. If you are interested in taking over maintenance, please let me know. Otherwise, please see the README for some alternative options.