Ty Rauber

Yeah, I see. I was able to rebuild the project locally by copying over a couple files into a new amber project. Thanks for the example.

@ik-fractel, Ok, I had a branch ready, fix/api_changes (#23), which attempts to address the api changes. Readme and specs are updated. Specs passed. Merged in and version bumped to 2.0.0....

This is good. I like it. A rake task would be required to query each of the summary levels on a state by state basis and build out the dictionary...

Good stuff. I created another gem around the same time as this one, [census_shapes](https://github.com/tyrauber/census_shapes), which imports the census summary level boundaries into a postgis database. There are a couple of...

Got the following message via email from github / @beechnut, but it didn't show up even though the email link brought me here. Pasting it in and commenting for posterity....

Yeah, I thought of this. My only concern was that not all sumlevels are hierarchal under states. But perhaps those sumlevels are just at the root of the document like...

This is resolved. The `bounds` method on GPXFile will return GPX::Bounds, with `min_lat`, `min_lon`, `min_lat`, `max_lon` attributes.

This issue is resolved [here](https://github.com/dougfales/gpx/blob/master/lib/gpx/gpx_file.rb#L38). ``` To read a GPX file from a string, use :gpx_data. gpx_file = GPXFile.new(:gpx_data => '...') ``` The Readme should be updated to reflect this.

I agree with @timkelty. :+1: for this feature request. As long as it doesn't overcomplicate the simple use case / configuration. It would simplify multi-environment, mutli-bucket deployments tremendously allowing a...

@Mosnar Could it be that we needed to use an existing bucket? We've deployed this in our staging environment and are preparing to roll this out on production. We've got...