Andrew Ryno

No need to use `$this->db->sql()`. You can do this with ActiveRecord still. ``` $this->db->select('venues.name, venues.id'); $this->db->from('venues'); $this->db->join('event_venues', 'event_venues.venue_id = venues.id'); $this->db->where('event_venues.event_id', 11); ```

Using the MY_Controller from Jamie I think you could just put the try/catch around the call_user_func function and do it that way. It would be hard to control on an...

I definitely think that allowing them to turn it off would be the best way of handling it.

Couldn't you just use $this->$model->limit(1)->get_all()?

I'm seeing this behavior as well. I can't say if the behavior changed since this is my first time viewing the exported configuration, however my versions are: IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3...

Sorry, somehow missed your last reply. Not sure what you mean by normal/custom. By default it saves with `/Users/andrewryno/...` and I want to manually update it to be relative to...

Yup, here's the output after doing it again (to show it's installed): ``` ± % bundle install !1211 Using rake (10.0.3) Using i18n (0.6.1) Using multi_json (1.5.0) Using activesupport (3.2.11)...

I already have that in my Gemfile. :\ I'm using rvm to manage the rubies. ``` ± % which ruby /Users/andrew/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p362/bin/ruby ```

Yup, both with `bundle exec`. I may have to debug this further this weekend and see what I can't figure out when the job runs.

I hit this as well and these directives seem to have worked (I'm hitting other issues on other packages like `@io_etcd_go_etcd_api_v3`) but I can now get past the errors relating...