Ruslan Sovinskyy

Should fix https://github.com/jruby/warbler/issues/432, https://github.com/jruby/warbler/issues/430 and https://github.com/jruby/warbler/issues/415

@timbogit I have tried it with updated version of bundler and it did not fix the issue

It looks like it could not find `rake-10.5` when using `run_in_directory` in `"when frozen"`. Added `bundle_install` to one of the top specs to install the needed version of rake. That...

Hello, If the data migration tool that you wrote does not alter the application file structure, then you can change it to a `rake` task. That way `java -jar thing.war...

Is the `document_loaded` a ruby script? If so, put the source inside the rake task. For example, here is one of the ones we have in our system: `lib/tasks/migrate.rake` ```...

`bundle exec rake` will execute the code in the context of current bundle. Meaning it will look up the version of rake specified by your application. Even though you may...

Have you tried adding `self.primary_key = :random_key` to your model? I believe if you manually specify a primary key inside your model rails won't try to look it up from...

I have re-read your post few times. Actually it sounds like a problem that I've encountered before. It's an issue with the way Rails and ActiveRecord work. They love to...

@sterankin That is a good theory. Try checking with if the table has constraints set. I think `QSYS2.PRIMARY_KEYS` or `QSYS2.COLUMNS` to see if the table has an identity set

Hello Sterankin, This is a very strange problem indeed. Have you tried removing the sleep statement? (that's a joke) I've noticed that the jruby version and adapter version are a...