Rails - Jan 2009 - method_missing only in production using custom validation

I''ve written a custom validation ah la advanced rails recipes. When
i''m
in development everything works great. As soon as I "script/server -e
production"
then my console gets lit up with errors http://www.pastie.org/361177

I played around with what actions cause this, and apparently putting

validates_anything_not_standard :anything

causes an error.

This includes having the validation in my model, or loaded in a
lib/file.rb . This also includes having no validation code, and just
placing  "validates_anything_not_standard :anything" call in my model.
I''ve seen a few other posts about similar problems, but nothing
conclusive. Why would this happen only when in the production
environment, and not in development?

Rails 2.2.2, Ruby 1.8.6, Will-Paginate 2.3.6.
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On Jan 15, 4:00 am, Richard Schneeman <rails-mailing-l...@andreas-
s.net> wrote:
> I''ve written a custom validation ah la advanced rails recipes.
When i''m
> in development everything works great. As soon as I "script/server -e
> production"
> then my console gets lit up with errorshttp://www.pastie.org/361177
>
> I played around with what actions cause this, and apparently putting
>
> validates_anything_not_standard :anything
>
> causes an error.
>
> This includes having the validation in my model, or loaded in a
> lib/file.rb . This also includes having no validation code, and just
> placing  "validates_anything_not_standard :anything" call in my
model.
> I''ve seen a few other posts about similar problems, but nothing
> conclusive. Why would this happen only when in the production
> environment, and not in development?
My hunch would be because of
http://www.spacevatican.org/2008/11/21/environment-rb-and-requiring-dependencies

Fred

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You were right.

When i turned of config.cache_classes in my environments/production.rb 
everything worked great. Of course I cant run a deployment like that, 
sooo...i moved my     " require ''custom_validations'' 
" into my model
right above my validation call, to ensure it gets loaded in the right 
order. I''m not sure how kosher this is, but it fixed the problem.


models/phrase.rb:
...
require ''custom_validations
validates_not_spam :word
...
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On 15 Jan 2009, at 16:32, Richard Schneeman wrote:
>
> You were right.
>
> When i turned of config.cache_classes in my environments/production.rb
> everything worked great. Of course I cant run a deployment like that,
> sooo...i moved my     " require ''custom_validations''
" into my model
> right above my validation call, to ensure it gets loaded in the right
> order. I''m not sure how kosher this is, but it fixed the problem.
>
Personally my preferred solution is what is outline in the blog post:  
have an initializer that requires stuff like that''
>
> models/phrase.rb:
> ...
> require ''custom_validations
> validates_not_spam :word
> ...
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Guess i''m just dense, that worked great too. I had never used 
initalizers/ before except to regulate inflections, just created an 
Application.rb and threw in my

require ''custom_validations''

Thanks Fred!!
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