On Oct 3, 11:01 am, Heinz Strunk <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> Luke Cowell wrote:
>
> The model itself is not using any specific gems but has 3 belongs_to's
> and and 4 has_many's. Therefore I would kinda need to copy half the
> application to the newly created project...
An alternative approach is to take your existing app and to remove
stuff until things work again. One thing that appeared suspicious to
me is the association called target - association proxies have a
method called target, so while I wouldn't expect foo.target to cause a
problem, some_association.foo.target might.
Fred
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