Karl Baum

+1 remove features

Any update on this one? I have a need of storing private documents and i am thinking of using carrierwave but attachinary is so much easier to use. With carrierwave...

Awesome! Once i upload a private file to cloudinary, how can we access it? For example, s3 has an expiring url that i can temporarily give to a user once...

@maletor - I see attachinary already takes care of the data-form-data attribute for me. What's the cleanest way to add a configuration parameter to this? thx!

@maletor - i figured out how to pass the data-form-data attributes. My code looks like: ``` ruby = f.attachinary_file_field :documents, cloudinary: { type: :private, resource_type: :raw, transformation: :attachment, use_filename: true,...

Ok, was able to get private uploads working, but not with a raw file type. The following code works when attaching an image: ``` haml = f.attachinary_file_field :documents, cloudinary: {...

@samnang i have added this to a rails initializer: https://gist.github.com/d66d0d7fa05e246151ea `User.current_user` is set in a rails application controller filter on every request.

Sorry. I am on a different project now and do not have access to the original project I posted this about.

It's consistent when i had ruby-debug. - columnize-0.3.6.gem - linecache19-0.5.13.gem - ruby-debug-base19-0.11.25.gem - ruby-debug-base19x-0.11.30.pre6.gem - ruby-debug19-0.11.6.gem When I took it away, things worked perfectly. I have some crazy pre-release version...

Been trying plymouth again but would really love to see it work with spork. Not sure if it's possible but otherwise my rails load time is just too long...