Ruby on Rails Friday, May 19, 2017

IndexError (string not matched) is not a database error. Your data is probably fine, but you can run `heroku run console` and check your user records.

IndexError often comes up when your code treats a string as a hash, but there isn't enough information here to see what's going on. Is there a stack trace in the logs?

See this post too http://stackoverflow.com/a/2072348/1438490


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