Joseph Mastey 8b2f93516d fix user password field to not accidentally re-encrypt itself on save ...

currently this is flagged manually in one place, but there's no reason not to
let the user model handle it. this way, you can update your user model from a
console or some other area without accidentally changing your password.

2017-09-27 18:57:40 -05:00

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concerns

More Rails 4.0 upgrade changes

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analytics.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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application_record.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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benefits.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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key_management.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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message.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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paid_time_off.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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pay.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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performance.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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retirement.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

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schedule.rb

upgrade(rails 5): add application record

2017-01-19 13:55:03 -06:00

user.rb

fix user password field to not accidentally re-encrypt itself on save

2017-09-27 18:57:40 -05:00

work_info.rb

Upgraded Ruby to 2.4.2, fixed OpenSSL warnings, and 3 gems

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