Matthew Millsaps-Brewer

Could you by chance provide a stack trace so I can more easily determine what method it's conflicting with? Thanks!

Thanks for providing more input on the issue, just checking in to see if you've found a work-around since we last spoke? Otherwise I'll see what I can dig up...

Could you clone the repo and see if starting the rails app produces those warnings in the dummy app for you? I do not see those logged when starting a...

@jamonholmgren Love to get your feedback on this implementation :)

I have not used it yet, just worked on it in the last day or so. You can account my code quality improvement to guys like @21croissants and @pcreux who...

By default, CoreData returns an NSSet and not an NSArray when you are accessing a has_many relationship. Read this SO article about it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/17018816 I think in your case, you...

Either that worked at some point and was documented, but doesn't now, or more likely never worked and was just documented incorrectly :( Sorry about the confusion, I'll turn this...

Looking over your posts, I'm honestly not sure what's going on. With the example core data schema shown above, I would think the following would work: ``` ruby h =...

Possibly, I don't think this would be a RubyMotion related issue. I'm honestly not sure where to even check in Apple's documentation for such things, but it seems like reasonable...

Share a stack trace or screenshot then? Interesting indeed