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Steps to reproduce: - create new Sample Ruby on Rails Application (Depot Application) - try to run it using default bundled jRuby It will not run because of missing mysql driver, which is not bundled in jRuby anymore: !!! The bundled mysql.rb driver has been removed from Rails 2.2. Please install the mysql gem and try again: gem install mysql.
Targeting 6.9; possibly will just change the sample app to use jdbcmysql by default. But will look at this closer to FCS.
Fixed in de9832b3e969. I added lib/tasks/jdbc.rake and config/initializers/jdbc.rb (generated by script/generate jdbc) to the sample app. They take care of automatically using the jdbcmysql adapter when running on JRuby, so I didn't need to change database.yml.
What is the status of this issue ? Is it already fixed in release69 clone ? If so please replace 69_HR_FIX_CANDIDATE keyword by 69_HR_FIX keyword. Thanks in advance.
I just transplanted the fix to release69 in 753c0e22bff1, so changing the keyword to 69_HR_FIX.