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I find manually accessing the router to be quite ugly below. Is there a more direct way to access it? module ApplicationHelper def menu_item text, url = nil routes = ActionController::Routing::Routes url = if url if url.is_a? String url else routes.generate url end else routes.generate :controller

My understanding is that the "rails:freeze:gems" task copies the Rails source into the application''s vendor directory. Which is why I find the following error surprising and confusing, because the task should not involve writing to system files or directories: % rake rails:freeze:gems (in /Users/tallen/apps/pnc) Freezing to the gems for Rails 2.3.5 rm -rf vendor/rails mkdir -p

The documentation says to return a code 422 with a packet in the following format: <errors type="array"><error>First cannot be empty</error></errors> So that is what I am doing. But my model will not raise an exception on a create call that returns such a response, and a record created that way returns true for its valid? call. I simply do: >>