Augusto Samamé

I see this is as designed: ``` // if this is not an image file on iOS // we use "Sharing" library and quit early (let iOS handle it) if...

Thanks for the explanation. So how do I solve this without having to run rake tasks like this each time? `RAILS_ENV=development bundle exec rake db:create`

I can confirm that installing ruby 2.5.3 or suggested configuration did not solve the problem for me. Only solution was to remove bootsnap

+1 I set the port in deploy/production.rb as: ``` set :ssh_options, { keys: %w(/Users/Augusto/Documents/Credentials/mykey.pem), port: 1222 } regular cap also works fine ```

Aha! Fixed it like this: In the single server settings in the deploy/production.rb file: ``` server 'xx.xx.xx.xx', user: 'deploy', roles: %w{web app db}, ssh_options: { keys: %w(/Users/Augusto/Documents/Credentials/mykey.pem), port: 1222 }...

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your suggestion failed with: `remoteImage method does not exist for UIImageView` However unwrapping the object with get let me run `.method` on the returned object and there are several that...

Actually none of these work. Most return `nil`, even promising ones like `imageURL` or `sd_imageURL` I'm stumped.

Hello. Yes I tried it and got the error I indicated: `undefined method 'remoteImage' for # (NoMethodError)` with get! i get: `undefined method 'get!' for # (NoMethodError)` when I do...

I'm running the code a few seconds after setting the image to make sure it is set. This is exactly why I require this functionality. Basically I need to start...