While it does work I don't think using your SendGrid username and password is good practice so we probably shouldn't promote it. API Keys should be used instead.
- Have update username return json response that contains the updated
username and id. I figured this would be better than just return "OK".
- Add test to verify that the new username is returned.
- Change activate user from admin controller to return json
- Test that it returns json
- Remove unnessary test from log_out spec
This commit was created so that when you activate a user through the api
it returns a json response.
I'm working on writing a test in the discourse_api gem for uploading
avatars and the pick method needs to return a json response.
I also added a test to make sure json is returned.
This commit helps improve the discourse_api experience so that we can
check the json response if it was a success or not. This commit also
checks that a 404 is sent instead of a 500 if a bad user_id is passed
in.
- remove version number on git so we don't have to change it all the time
- update file path for postgresql.conf
- configure host for psql
- make the seed section its own section so its not embedded as a code snipppet
Blake Erickson