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                        undefined method `set_meta'
I have done the installation successfully and ran bundle install for rails.  I know the gem is working because I can see all the meta tags it automatically creates when I place = meta_tags in my layout file.  However, when I try to use -set_meta(:og => { :type => "article" }) in a view to override, I get an undefined method set_meta error.
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Allen
How odd.. set_meta is declared as an helper method, so it should be available in both views and controllers.
You can see it from source.
I'm going to test this by myself but in the meanwhile can you please try to use set_meta directly in a controller?
Thank you for reporting this!
Thanks for the reply. I forgot to mention that I also tried testing in a controller file and got the same error:
undefined method `set_meta'
If it helps any, I am running on Rails 3.2.13
Ok i've figured out the problem. At the time i tried to release the 0.1.6 tag of this gem (the one with set_meta),  Rubygems was preventing from publishing gems due to security issue. The version documented in README has never been published in fact.
Now i've finally released a new version of this gem.
Add gem "meta-tags-helpers", "~> 0.1.7" to Gemfile, re-run bundle and the error should go away.
Let me know if it's fixed so i can close.
Thanks for the update! :)
Ok, the error has gone away but the set_meta in my view is not overriding meta_tags in my layout.  Also, I noticed that when I set certain tags to nil it is now showing up again where before it did not display.  For example, I do not want to use the viewport tag so nil prevented it from being displayed before the update.  This is no longer working for me.