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Mateo Murphy commented at 7:15 PM

There are other tickets regarding this:

#3945 #4750

Mateo Murphy commented at 5:27 PM
No, technically it's not a bug. But intuitively it feels like one :) it may be a feature worth exploring
Mateo Murphy commented at 4:50 PM
The problem I was having was that I was expecting the default_scope of the join model to be applied, which does not happen: i.e.
```
class Blog < ActiveRecord::Bas...
```
Mateo Murphy commented at 3:52 PM
Note that the issue is with has_many :through, not regular has many. However I haven't been able to reproduce the problem in a simple test, so there may be some...
Mateo Murphy commented at 3:57 AM
Just ran into this issue using while using the "paranoid" gem. I don't think it's related to the conditions hash, since the paranoid gem uses the string syntax ...

Mateo Murphy commented at 8:08 PM

It could be the case that after Rails 3 lib is seen as a place where you put stuff that it is naturally required rather than autoloaded.

Sure, but then what d...
Mateo Murphy commented at 6:39 PM
@Xavier may I suggest then, changing the generated config/application.rb,
```
    # Custom directories with classes and modules you want to be autoloadable.
    # ...
```
Mateo Murphy commented at 4:48 PM
I'm not sure about this change; I've traditionally kept things like form builders in the lib folder, expecting them to be autoloaded when I first referenced the...

Mateo Murphy commented at 5:41 PM
+1 This would definitely be helpful for plugin development