Hi,
I'm experiencing problems with Rails when using a database with users table
and columns names different from default. When I try to register an new user
using the register form, I got the following error:
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* ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in UsersController#create
Couldn't find Role
Hi,
I found this post
http://yehudakatz.com/2010/09/07/automatic-flushing-the-rails-3-1-plan/
some weeks ago but looking at master I didn't see anything implemented
yet. Because I already invested some time thinking about this idea, also
taking asynchronous db queries into account, I'd like
Whilst this isn't the usual flavor of core chat, I believe that the
documentation of Rails is on-topic with this group, as it's just as important
as the code and patches usually discussed.
I've decided to start a documentation drive for the month of December and maybe
even January. I plan on
I agree that the new rails 3 docs need a lot of work compared to the
2.3 branch. Methods like before_filter for example, don't even appear
in the api docs in the methods pane. And I'm pretty sure a lot of
other methods are hidden away in dependent gems now, so they don't
show up as core Rails
Yes, the before, after and around filter documentation is lacking
because they're class eval'd. I have no clue how you'd document something like
this, but I can imagine its exceptionally frustrating for newbies to go to find
these methods in the API.Why is it done this way?
