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plupload-rails3 is now available as a gem, and it now works on Rails 3.1.

Automated tests are still virtually non-existent, which was a result of me not having a good idea for a strategy on how to test it in any useful manner. But after briefly bouncing ideas off of Jesse Wolgamott last night at the HRUG meeting, I think that will improve.

If you have an issue or improvement, don't be afraid to let me know.

PS: I'd like to give a little thank you to David Radcliffe, who prompted me to make these changes.

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