JoséLuis Torres

That's right, exactly, I got an exception when trying to do any request with an expired token. I was thinking in implementing a fix to track the "connect" date and...

Nice, yes, I was wondering, ok thanks for your feedback @ruckus :+1:

Actually the UPDATE with JOIN in PostgreSQL will be like this: http://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-update/#crayon-5394fa6c719bb531006798 ``` UPDATE posts SET title = authors.name FROM authors WHERE posts.author_id = authors.id; ``` working on the fix......

Ok it also fails with SQLite ``` 1) Error: RelationTest#test_update_all_with_joins: ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: SQLite3::SQLException: no such column: authors.name: UPDATE "posts" SET title = authors.name WHERE "posts"."id" IN (SELECT "posts"."id" FROM "posts" INNER...

@Soleone I would suggest you use plain SQL there, I investigated this myself to see why it fails and it goes back to Arel, not a clear solution actually :flushed:

Thanks @jkrmr using ruby 2.1.6 works as well! :tada::tada:

@almalee24 @jknipp would you consider this to integrate please?, we use spreedly actively, and have a fork of it in production at this moment.

@DeeMeyers would you consider merging it?

Hi there, is anyone having an issue like this? If I run in my local MACOSX: gp = GeoIP.new('GEOIPCity.dat').city("Aguascalientes, Jalisco") It finds the correct record, but if I run the...

@vladimirbazhanov I'm learning to use this wrapper, it worked for me without adding the data in the helper s3_uploader_form but instead using the additional_data: in the JS. I'm debugging using...