Update rails version for security issue.
Update Rails version to 3.0.20 for security issue.
Merge pull request #108 from jstirnaman/bibapp-head

Update Rails version to 3.0.20 for security issue.
Update some debug gems.
Do the fix a bit differently so I don't actually have to reload.
Make sure newly created work is indexed.
Fix version of delayed_job_active_record (for postgres 8.4
compatibility)
Fix imports with repeated authors.
make names unique in the other importer as well.
Fixed typo in OpenUrl Conference Poster type_uri. Fixed incorrect method name for publication_date in open_url_context_hash. Added tests for both.
Fixes a few missing methods since the migration to Paperclip. More to the point, it fixes failing SWORD deposits. As best I could tell, other convenience methods were added to Attachment to replace what was there before so that's what I did, mostly leaving the Builder templates alone.
Fixes a few missing methods since the migration to Paperclip. More to the point, it fixes failing SWORD deposits. As best I could tell, other convenience methods were added to Attachment to replace what was there before so that's what I did, mostly leaving the Builder templates alone.
Fixes a few missing methods since the migration to Paperclip. More to the point, it fixes failing SWORD deposits. As best I could tell, other convenience methods were added to Attachment to replace what was there before so that's what I did, mostly leaving the Builder templates alone.
Specify ruby in .rvmrc. Remove libxml2-ruby from Gemfile (let solr-ruby force
its inclusion). Remove solr-ruby version.

At this point, solr-ruby does try to include libxml-ruby, but version 0.8.3
which is very old and ruby 1.9.3 doesn't want to build.

So I'm going to drop back to master and see if solr-ruby, which is dead,
can be replaced by another low level library, e.g. rsolr (which would be nice
as that's what sunspot uses).
Thankfully I was wrong and we could in fact use solr-ruby for now.
Changes necessary to go to 1.9.3 were updating ruby-debug gems to
1.9 versions and rcov to simplecov. At least this lets the bundle
install - no idea if it'll actually work.
Removed backports (which shouldn't be needed), RedCloth (as far as I could
tell nothing was using it), and removed restriction on cmess (newer version
has some rails 1.9 compatibility fixes). At this point the bundle
could install and work.
Change some includes from lib/thing to just thing.
changed an include from lib/thing to thing
commented out and made pending some tests around string encoding - just
having the source as given caused problems.
require personalize.rb in application.rb
make some gems only apply in test to remove warning
moved some gems back because I wasn't getting specs to run.