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Episode #158 - March 15, 2010

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

The Gibbler's Gotcha with her Sorcery, the Zombies Git SHA, and OmniAuth Resolves a new release on this episode of Ruby5.

This episode is sponsored by Envy Labs. Expert Ruby on Rails application development

• Sorcery
• OmniAuth
• Gotcha
• View Resolvers
• Gibbler
• SHA Headers
• Teaching Zombies
• Ruby5

Making life easier with Git SHAs in your HTTP headers

Andrew Cholakian put out an interesting idea last week, which was to put your production application's Git SHA hash directly into each HTTP response. This approach lets you know exactly what code revision your systems are running on, and with curl (or any other simple HTTP application), you can pull that SHA and use it in normal git commands. Need to know if that last change actually made it onto to your servers?

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