Hi Dave,

I can't explain why it happens, but I noticed the same thing while 
debugging a module of my own. After I did the reload!, I needed to 
require the file again. So if my file as custom_validations.rb, it would 
look like

reload!
require 'custom_validations'

and then it worked.

Peace.
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