Hi, omg, that helped, thank you! :) In one model, I did two 'requires'. I changed them to 'require_dependency' and that works for me now. The only question I asked myself is, why I have to do 'require' there. I just commented these lines with: "Just a workaround. Somehow rails does not autoload these classes." I just removed the 'requires' completely, but then some classes are not autoloaded. I need to do a 'require_dependeny'. How does this come since rails normally autoloads all classes?
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