Karel Minarik

Tire shouldn't overload any defined methods, see the source, could you post relevant parts of your models? On Tuesday, 9. July 2013 at 18:33, Hugh Brock wrote: > Hmm... what...

Strange, ActiveRecord attributes should be defined as regular methods; will investigate it further later. On Tuesday, 9. July 2013 at 18:51, Hugh Brock wrote: > Sure... > `So I have...

Been digging a bit into this, and seems like ActiveRecord is using some [`module_eval`](https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/read.rb), which might throw Tire off, when it [looks for the method being already defined](https://github.com/karmi/tire/blob/master/lib/tire/model/search.rb#L297). I can...

Does this exception appear when using Faraday? Since `Resolv` is not loaded automatically by Ruby?

I understand the picture, I'm just wary about rescuing generic `Exception` in the code in question... But if we want to 100% cover theses cases, there might not be any...

> In other words turning off the automatic index creation. But that is problematic in its own sense: you set up your index settings and mappings in Tire, and you...

There's actually _another_ discussion about this in #798, and I like the proposed solution of `mapping(auto_create: false)`, since it's more fine-grained?

@threez Actually, if I understand your concern, the `action.auto_create_index: false` should be used in production, indeed. I'm leaning towards closing this issue in favour fo the suggestion of #798 by...

@fgrehm Sounds like a nice idea, but could you please add a more fleshed out example?

Will have a look. At the moment, the biggest problem is related to #767, and with the current release of Rails 4, the problem is more imminent.