Ruby on Rails

"If save(false) isn't something that
you're calling in your code it is likely in plugins or gems that you're
loading." ---

Thank you for your time. This makes sense. However, there is not a
single place in my application where I am calling save(false) and this
warning is triggered all over the place WITHOUT a reference to the line
of code (in the plugin/gem) that might be triggering it.

I have simply commented it out in the rails 3.0 code since in my
judgement, it is more trouble than worth it?

What do you think?

Bharat
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