All Versions
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Latest Version
Avg Release Cycle
169 days
Latest Release
1718 days ago
Changelog History
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Changelog History
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v1.3.2 Changes
May 27, 2009- ๐ Fixed blank address geocoding bug
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v1.3.1 Changes
May 21, 2009- ๐ Support for External geocoders file (thanks dreamcat4)
- Support multiple ip geocoders, including new setting for ip_provider_order (thanks dreamcat4)
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v1.3.0 Changes
April 11, 2009- โ Added capability to define multiple API keys for different domains that may be pointing to the same application (thanks Glenn Powell)
- โ Added numeric accuracy accessor for Yahoo and Google geocoders (thanks Andrew Fecheyr Lippens)
- Implement #hash and #eql? on LatLng to allow for using it as a hash key (thanks Luke Melia and Ross Kaffenberger)
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v1.2.6 Changes
March 19, 2009- ๐ misc minor fixes
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v1.2.5 Changes
February 25, 2009- ๐ fixed GeoLoc.to_yaml
- ๐ fixed minor google geocoding bug
- ๐ now periodically publishing the Geokit gem to Rubyforge. Still maintaining development and managing contributions at Github
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v1.2.4 Changes
February 25, 2009- ๐ Improved Google geocoder in the Gem: Support for multiple geocoding results from the Google geocoder. (thanks github/pic)
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v1.2.3 Changes
February 01, 2009- โ Adding GeoPluginGeocoder for IP geocoding (thanks github/xjunior)
- ๐ Ruby 1.9.1 compatibility and Unicode fixes (thanks github/Nielsomat)
- ๐ various bug fixes
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v1.2.1 Changes
January 05, 2009- ๐ minor bug fixes
- reverse geocoding added (Google only): res=Geokit::Geocoders::GoogleGeocoder.reverse_geocode "37.791821,-122.394679"
- nautical miles added (in addition to miles and KM)
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v1.2.0 Changes
December 01, 2008- ๐ Improved Geocoder.us support -- respects authentication, and can geocode city names or zipcodes alone
- cross-meridian finds work correctly with bounds conditions
- ๐ fixed a problem with columns with "distance" in their name
- โ added Geonames geocoder
- ๐ the gem and plugin are now hosted at Github.
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v1.1.1 Changes
January 20, 2008- ๐ fixes for distance calculation (in-memory and database) when distances are either very small or 0.
- ๐ NOTE: older versions of MySQL/Postgres may not work. See readme for more info.