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Jake Dempsey created the ticket at 5:23 AM
When I define an as_json override in Question, and provide it with an include for the associated profile, it does not use the as_json defined in the profile mod...

- Title changed from ActiveRecorder json serialization should not use keys defined in :methods for included associations to ActiveRecord json serialization should not use keys defined in :methods for included associations
by Jake Dempsey at 5:18 AM
Jake Dempsey created the ticket at 5:14 AM
I am currently using as_json with something similar to:

def as_json(opts={})
```
super(:only => [:foo],
  :methods => [:some_method?], 
  :include => { 
    :assoc...
```

Jake Dempsey commented at 9:36 PM
While I can appreciate your comment and agree that overly defensive programming is usually not a good idea and can lead to bloat, I found it strange that I did ...
Jake Dempsey created the ticket at 5:15 PM

class SomeTable < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :moo end

If you say SomeTable.first.moo you will get nil. SomeTable does not have a column called moo_id.

Should...

Jake Dempsey commented at 2:26 PM

@VirtualFunction

I wasn't using class variables, but I agree with your observation. My main problem was with the User class reloading and when being added to my...
Jake Dempsey commented at 6:46 AM

I found out what my issue was.. thought I would just reply here to show my findings

I have created a small rails app here: https://github.com/angelo0000/memory_...
Jake Dempsey commented at 4:15 AM
I am seeing this same problem. I have a rails 2.3.9 app that I converted to rails 3. Currently in development mode I see my ruby process grow by nearly 20mb on ...

Jake Dempsey created the ticket at 4:39 PM
In the below scenario, we have a Core::FooController that defines some actions and also provides a skip before filter for one of his actions. Later we extend th...

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