GDP in SK is twice what it was in 1995 and in Japan its actually less now than it was then

yes, always room for improvement and I think that usually has to start at the top.

Because I use facebooker and I keep facebooker.yml away from master branch. So I end up doing a lot of work and test in production branch, because running local server needs facebooker.yml. When I am satisfied, I go back to master branch, commit the changes, push to github, go to production branch, merge from master and push to Heroku. Perhaps I should write a little shell script to automate this process……some day. :)

You say that the best way is to do the following:

git checkout production
[remove those yml files from .gitignore]
git merge master
git push heroku production:master

Is there some kind of rake task that will keep this production branch synched up with master or do you just have to remember to do it yourself on every deploy?

Thanks again, it’s a really neat little tip.

Then you won’t need any of the require statements since all the gems will already be loaded.

def generate_info_text p
“#{p.name}
#{p.address}
#{p.city}, #{p.state} #{p.zip.to_s}”
end

then just have:

infotxt = generate_info_text p

in your controller.