Gaurav Tinkhede
Gaurav Tinkhede
I am also facing the same problem mentioned above: NoMethodError (undefined method `audited' for #
> I'm getting `undefined method 'audited'` on `ruby 2.5.1p57 (2018-03-29 revision 63029) [x86_64-linux]` with `rails (5.1.6)` and `audited (4.8.0)`. Also followed the instructions in the readme. > > My model...
> I just added > > ``` > require 'audited' > ``` > > to the top of the file in the model. Thank you, it works :)
Is it possible to use `associated_with` with multiple associations ?
> Would it not make sense to use Custom Audit Model for this use case? https://github.com/collectiveidea/audited#custom-audit-model Hi, can you please share any examples of this. Thanks :) There not much...
Hi, Did you able to solve this problem, I am also facing same. Thanks.