Darren Terhune
Darren Terhune
Why don't you use the validate method, which gets ran instead of using a call back method. example: ``` def validate errors.add_to_base("Filename is blank") if self.filename == nil end ```
See date formats in the documentation http://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/#custom-formats and the options http://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/Options/#format
Callbacks are probably the only way I can see to do that with factory_bot/girl. Please try and use SOF for questions like this as it's not really a code issue.
New gem release would be nice @randym :+1:
I can confirm this also happening for me when compiling ```ruby @asset = Sprockets::Railtie.build_environment(Rails.application).find_asset(@tmp_asset_name) options = { syntax: :scss, cache: false, read_cache: false, style: Rails.env.production? ? :compressed : :nested }...
Stop with the +1's please, just give the OP a thumbs up and if you want to subscribe to get notifications, just subscribe to the issue.
We've been getting this same error in CircleCI and haven't been able to sort out a solution for it yet. It's working locally and in my editor (Atom) unsure on...
You don't need both `wkhtmltopdf-binary` and `wkhtmltopdf-binary-edge` you should be using only one of those.
This really depends on your platform. Locally I've installed it with `homebrew` on Mac OS X. In this case you could just use the `wkhtmltopdf-binary`. For us we also have...
You can sort of beat around the bush to accomplish this. We use CircleCI and we just run the formatter with the `-w` argument then run a `git diff HEAD`...