What is wrong with Date.parse method? It seems to work. The only problem here is time zone. If you want date in UTC time zone, then it is better to use Time object, suppose we have string: I couldn’t find simpler method to convert Time to Date.
Use ruby’s strftime() on dates/datetimes: Have a look at the documentation to find out how the formatting works.
“pop”ing the first element of an Array is called “shift” (“unshift” being the operation of adding one element in front of the array).
Let me post what I have done first: I have added all the fields in the respective table and added: lockable in model as well. The problem I am facing is, my account is getting locked upon 10 bad attempts, and Admin is able to log in and manually unlock it. However my 2nd scenario … Read more
It should be SchedulesController, not Users::ScheduleController. Controllers should only be namespaced when the route is namespaced with namespace. Controller names should also always be plural. What you’re creating is a nested resource, not a namespaced one.
After running bundle install to install bcrypt, just restart the rails server.That should help your application to reload and pick up the newly installed bcrypt dependency.
There is a nice tutorial for setting up RubyMine tests in their online help, which helped me resolve the same problem as you describe (for Test::Unit-style tests). Basically you need to include the minitest and minitest-reporters gems into your project and add a call to use the new format of tests reporting: Take a look at the tutorial for more options.
rake gems will print out what gems, dependencies, and versions are installed, frozen, etc. If you are using bundler than you can use bundle show to list all the gems that your app is using.
<!– <% end %> –> what is this doing? a html commented ERB tag will still evaluate. Remove it. if you want to comment ruby code use # instead, like <% #end %>
It could be as simple as a stale PID file. It could be failing silently because your computer didn’t complete the shutdown process completely which means postgres didn’t delete the PID (process id) file. The PID file is used by postgres to make sure only one instance of the server is running at a time. So when it goes to … Read more