I have an object that has_many widgets, but I only want the widgets that are not expired associated with this object. My app is showing widgets that are expired, so the date must be getting cached. Anyone got a simple workaround for this? Is there some way to expire the cache every 24 hours, or force it to use the current Time.now every time it looks at this association? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I could check it in the view or the controller but that seems like a pretty messy solution. Let me know if you all have any ideas. Thanks!!
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