IAmNan wrote:
> I've put the relevant code here: http://pastie.org/1100297
> 
> So you know what's happening, the farmer creates a Production, which
> creates one or more Supplies, which may create one or more Exchanges
> if there are any Demands that match the Supply.
> 
> The Exchange is supposed to decrement the "available" variable in both
> the Supply and Demand models (the "quantity" variable doesn't change).
> 
> On exchange.rb#18 where the debugger stops, the values of
> demand.available and supply.available have been correctly decremented.
> After I let the code continue, they are back to their original values.

Maybe what you're trying to do is a bit too complex for use in 
after_save. Maybe it should instead be done using a transaction. I'm not 
100% sure, but worth a try:

http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Transactions/ClassMethods.html
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