Thank you Fred and Greg. You both are right. I had a similar load
configuration block as Greg shows here in my environment file in the
application where it worked fine and had forgotten all about it. For
this little application, I put the following statement at the end of
config/environment.rb:
require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/lib/active_record_extensions.rb"
And everything works fine. I was under the impression that everything
in the lib directory gets loaded automatically which is apparently an
incorrect assumption.
Question is: what is the significance of the "lib" directory then in a
Rails environment? If it just gets added in the Rails load path and
nothing else then it leaves me scratching my head. Either don't put in
the load path automatcially or if we do then load whatever is in there
automatically too. Don't you think Rails is at odds with itself here?
Bharat
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