The important differences are covered in this screencast, but I am looking for a comprehensive listing of app-context file changes between the two versions (again, for the purpose of upgrading).
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The following is an annotated recursive diff of a rails 3.1.0 app and a rails 3.2.0 app, excluding
Gemfile.lockandconfig/initializers/secret_token.rb..gitignore — leading slashes added (depending on your app, this may cause some previously ignored files to appear when you run
git status— you’ll probably want to add them in)Gemfile — https added to source link; gem versions updated; comments added; gem ‘turn’ removed
app/assets/javascripts/application.js — comments differ
app/assets/stylesheets/application.css — comments differ
app/views/layouts/application.html.erb — option added (here’s the pull request)
config/application.rb — parentheses added, comments added
config/environments/development.rb — comments and two config lines differ (both added)
config/environments/production.rb — comments differ
config/environments/test.rb — comments and two config lines differ (one added, one removed)
config/initializers/inflections.rb — add comment
config/routes.rb — update comment (parentheses changed)
public/500.html — remove this line (because it is untrue by default; or make it true: http://railscasts.com/episodes/104-exception-notifications-revised)
public/index.html — remove leading slash
README — rename to README.rdoc only (no content difference)
vendor/assets/javascripts — create this directory (no content within)