Since we don't want Typo users to mess with command line, we have always setup the blog model and initial data when trying to reach it at first load from the browser. Since we moved the initial schema generation to schema.rb and initial data to seed.rb, this didn't work anymore.

This commit adds a call to rake db:seed when loading the initial schema and moves the initial page creation into the setup controller after creating the first user. For some reasons, I need to force the User, Page and Article model reload before creating anything.

Not sure how I can test this.

This solves issue #84.
Changes the path to redirects so the menu changes to selected status. Solves issue #94
Page creation works better when actually called
Fixing SEO titles not being saved and not redirecting where they should
Fixes autosave not saving the text when using visual editor.

Text was not saved because visual editor sends unified body_and_extended field. Adding a check in the content_controller did the trick.

Also fixes issue #91
Gives the simple editor some love
fix bug dur to a change in https://github.com/fdv/typo/commit/e8313e629e4111e91225ac8bee397eac30de62fb#L1R131
add few specs to Admin::FeedbackConrtoller
move article method in admin feedback controller to prepare a extract of it
change admin/feedback routes

show collection that perhaps need to be move to another controller
remove admin_tools_for that no more use (?)
Switch to Rails 3.2.11, secutiry bugfix
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:fdv/typo
Release 6.1.1
Match Page permission descriptions to rules

Descriptions of what user can do with various Page rights
should talk about pages instead of categories.
RSS description message can now address single or multi-author setup

"each of your post" flows better when trimmed to "each post".

This change also frees it up for when blog is multi-author as it
is no longer confined to addressing one person, but for all posts
as a complete blog whole.
Update Google Webmasters link about rel=canonical
Merge pull request #105 from randomecho/page-rights-seed-description

Match Page permission descriptions to rules
Merge pull request #106 from randomecho/copyedit-seo-settings

RSS description message can now address single or multi-author setup
Fix a bug in the automated migration process. Under some undefined circumstances (reproduced on Debian wit Ruby ruby 1.9.2p136 but not on Mac OS 10.8 Ruby 1.9.3p194), administrator would be kicked out of the application because the sort_by{} would get confused where a sort is enough. Tested on both environments