Brendon Muir

Hi @democlitos, I think I kind of get what you're talking about. One thing I thought you could try would be: ``` acts_as_list scope: [:distribution_center, :state] ``` Even if you...

That could be the case. From here I'd recommend looking at the SQL logs to try and figure out what exactly is happening. I think there's a tool you can...

Good investigation @swanandp :) Is there anything we need to do in `acts_as_list` to help?

I'm out of my depth on that one. @swanandp, what are your thoughts here? We could only lock the scope parent, but sometimes the scope isn't that simple (multiple parents...

Is there anything we can do to solve this issue or should we just close this one?

@Silex, I've had a quick look at that. Looks interesting. Is there anything there that we could apply to the gem itself?

Hi @shaam48, I don't quite understand your question, but the default order is database dependent and usually depends on insertion order unless you define an explicit ordering. You might want...

Are you actually calling Model1.ordered? Also, ordered might be a reserved word, try another scope name :)

Hi @fabn, you're still working on this one by the looks?

Ok, let's leave it open. I use ancestry too. I haven't noticed problems but I actually override the following to disable the scope detection, then have a few methods to...