Jeremy Mickelson

I just updated the pull request to modify the `cannot` function in the same manner as `can`. They both now support an array of actions as the first parameter.

Now that protobufjs/protobuf.js#1256 has been merged, it feels like the only change should be updating the package.json file. I tried to do it myself and could figure out how to...

We operate in a corporate environment so all of our chrome extensions have to be whitelisted. Therefore we aren't able to manually install the fork from @jrapoport. Anything we can...

We operate in a corporate environment so all of our chrome extensions have to be whitelisted. Therefore we aren't able to manually install the fork from @jrapoport. Anything we can...

@jrapoport, sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately that won't help us here. The IT org has chrome locked down so we can only install extensions from their whitelist, so even...

Did this PR get moved to the new repo? I would love to have an easy way to monitor request size, sometimes the server goes under heavy load without the...

I would love to be able to do a table alias, specifically for a dependent subquery. I would like to run something like this: ``` ruby Appointment.where do appointment_id ==...

So I've got a workaround for now. I can write the subquery like this: ``` ruby appointment_id == Appointment.joins('as client_appointments') .select(:appointment_id).where do (client_appointments.client_id == appointments.client_id) & (client_appointments.source_id == appointments.source_id) end.order(starts_at:...

I'm having the same error on Rails 4.2. This code: ``` ruby query.where do client.sift(:has_phone_number) end ``` Throws: ``` NoMethodError: private method `load' called for #` ``` Changing it to:...

I get the same issue here without having awesome print installed at all. Did anyone else see some other cause?