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Awesome, thanks for posting your solution. I'm sure at some point when I need to use OpenSSL directly, this will come in handy!

No affect, unfortunately. No form errors are displayed if I try and update with a blank email or name.

The defaults are also manipulated by the `load_defaults` method which can tell Rails to use the defaults from a specific version of Rails. Could be something with that maybe, I'm not sure. https://...

Probably need to find an alternative gem or approach since Draftsman isn't being maintained anymore.

I am trying to process the versions of the images with carrierware I want to send that process to a queue

Hey Christopher, path helpers like `profile_path` are not methods on the User model. You can use `` in your view to link to a route that matches that name. The Rails guides would be a good pl...

Yup. It's actually going to be faster than querying your database because Redis is all in-memory.

Hi Kyle, Here are examples that may help you get the form working: * https://www.codementor.io/@simi736/send-email-using-mailform-gem-and-sendgrid-on-heroku-using-rails-5-eyy4zuwnl * This ...

hello everyone. i am new in rails and ruby , i just started like 1 week ago . i trying to do a chat between 2 people on rails, with jquery for the ajax part. everything work, but i got th...

I found the solution to the problem I was running into for the Flash alert/notification messages not displaying with the correct styling for the 'Log In' and 'Log Out' views. The issue was resolved...

Hi Chris, thank you very much for providing the solution to the routing error I was running into.

As I understand it, `author_ids` is one of those Rails built-in magic merhods that gives you all the IDs of associated records. For example, if I have a School that `has_many :teachers` I can do `...

I further inspected redis via ``redis-cli monitor`` and found out that ``ActionCable.server.broadcast`` publishes messages to local redis even though the remote redis url is mentioned in ``cable.ym...

I solved this. I had a default port in my environments.rb file and then localhost was also being declared in my developments.rb which was causing a conflict as it was using port 465 in dev.

select_tag('entry[detail_ids]' fixes it

For background jobs on Ubuntu, you would normally use SystemD. With sidekiq, you would: 1. Add the [Sidekiq systemd script](https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/blob/master/examples/systemd/sid...

I deleted all the old pallet data, created some new data and that displayed inline without any problem.

I continued with my google searches and found a suggestion that worked. I just ran 'gem update' and then 'rails new pallet_tracker' and everything worked.

I haven't done it exactly like that, but have it as below: ``` const { environment } = require('@rails/webpacker') const webpack = require('webpack') environment.plugins.append('Provide', n...