Brian Nguyen

Ok, I figured out a workaround to get the `dog_id` to show up again. I had to add the parameter into the `Parameters` section, like this: ``` ## Dog [/api/dogs/{dog_id}]...

To echo @minaguib , I just ran into this issue using Python 3.6 with wal-e 1.0.3. Downgrading to Python 3.4 worked like magic.

I believe this is an incompatibility between Rails 3.2 and this `has_many` statement: ``` has_many :pending_invited, -> { where(:'friendships.pending' => true, :'friendships.blocker_id' => nil) }, :through => :friendships, :source =>...