On Jan 24, 2010, at 8:17 PM, Owen Dall wrote:
Thanks for looking into this. I have 2.3.5 available.here is my gem list:
Looking into it further, the trick is that Rubygems generates a wrapper, which happens to load RubyGems. This means that, in a standard setup, the require 'active_support' line will activate the correct gem to make the require work.
However, we're not running with the wrapper in this case, thus we blow up. In this case, the only thing we needed AS for was the present? method, so I replaced it with a standard Ruby equivalent. Change is up on GH.
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