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Factory Girl Hits 3.0! Factory Girl is now 3.0! It's been a wonderful eight months and I'm really excited about what we've added in 2.x. We've adopted semantic versioning and it's been a good way to ensure that we're providing software that's reliable and stable. The Big Changes No more Ruby 1.8 support You heard correctly; FactoryGirl requires Ruby 1.9+. We want to continue to move forward and supporting 1.8 was something we felt was holding us back. If you can't upgrade to Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3, you can continue to use factory_girl_rails version 1.x and FactoryGirl 2.x; those will continue to support Ruby 1.8.7+ and Rails 2.3.9+. No more Rails 2 support FactoryGirl 3.0 now only supports Rails 3.x. Vintage syntax deprecated The vintage syntax has been deprecated and will be removed in the next major release. Factory(:comment) Factory.next(:email) Factory.stub(:article) Factory.define(:admin_user, :parent => :user) do |admin| admin.admin trueend Upgrading To upgrade in a Rails app, just update your Gemfile:

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