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May 29th 2016, 09:36 |
 birdy247 |
morning peeps |
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May 29th 2016, 09:27 |
phpnut |
:cakephp: |
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May 29th 2016, 08:22 |
marlinc |
Who knows haha :p |
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May 29th 2016, 08:15 |
admad |
or i could be in the room, who knows |
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May 29th 2016, 08:15 |
admad |
yup |
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May 29th 2016, 08:14 |
marlinc |
Watching the stream? :) |
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May 29th 2016, 08:13 |
slackebot |
Action: admad waves |
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May 29th 2016, 08:13 |
marlinc |
Hey admad |
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May 29th 2016, 08:12 |
admad |
bug fixes go to master |
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May 29th 2016, 08:12 |
admad |
3.next is next minor release, so currently 3.3 |
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May 29th 2016, 08:11 |
marlinc |
Anything that doesn't break BC |
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May 29th 2016, 08:11 |
marlinc |
Both ionas |
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May 29th 2016, 07:57 |
ionas |
whats 3.next for btw? minor or bugfix? |
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May 29th 2016, 07:37 |
hmic |
this is as easy as it might get |
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May 29th 2016, 07:37 |
hmic |
!tell rommy about cakebox |
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May 29th 2016, 07:37 |
hmic |
*but* you should consider setting up vagrant |
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May 29th 2016, 07:37 |
hmic |
rommy, it is. |
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May 29th 2016, 07:29 |
rommy |
my bake is not working in windows |
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May 29th 2016, 07:27 |
rommy |
hello |
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May 29th 2016, 07:27 |
opo |
thanks guys :) |
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May 29th 2016, 07:27 |
opo |
found the problem, nginx + php7 utf-8 works by default, for php5.x need to add in http section of nginx charset utf-8 |
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May 29th 2016, 07:18 |
opo |
the text i try to "POST" is tata â?? micro and when debug post i receive tata ââ? â?? micro |
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May 29th 2016, 07:17 |
opo |
the charset of layout is utf-8 |
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May 29th 2016, 07:17 |
opo |
i work on a project on cakephp 2.7 and got some problem posting some data using the FormHelper |
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May 29th 2016, 07:15 |
opo |
hello |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
royalty |
bakerman, that sounds like a good set up, thanks |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
bakerman |
royalty: That's what I do, it dumps to a /sql folder which is in my .gitignore |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
royalty |
I guess I can write a script to back it up in the shared folder |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
bakerman |
royalty: well if you just run a quick dump command after any major changes you always have a .sql sitting around... but yes I've had to rebuild the vagrants a bunch of times for one reason or another |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
royalty |
or just being paranoid |
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May 29th 2016, 06:23 |
royalty |
am i right to have this concern? |
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May 29th 2016, 06:22 |
royalty |
I see, I'm just scared of having the data on a vagrant machine, for some reason I think it's easier to lose |
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May 29th 2016, 06:22 |
bakerman |
royalty: between two vagrants |
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May 29th 2016, 06:22 |
royalty |
or i guess maybe you are just doing it between two vagrant machines? |
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May 29th 2016, 06:21 |
royalty |
bakerman, ? |
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May 29th 2016, 06:19 |
royalty |
you mainly do that so your dev environment can have the same data as production when you need it to? |
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May 29th 2016, 06:18 |
royalty |
i see |
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May 29th 2016, 06:18 |
bakerman |
royalty: on demand, not realtime |
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May 29th 2016, 06:18 |
royalty |
bakerman, i see, so you keep them both consistent? |
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May 29th 2016, 06:18 |
bakerman |
royalty: the way I do it with vagrant is to dump the .sql file and import it to the other machine. I use batch script so I just enter a quick cmd or two |
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May 29th 2016, 06:17 |
royalty |
I've been just considering throwing everything on the vagrant one and not worrying about consistency |