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Here is my request to the database:

@certificates = Certificate.paginate page: params[:page], per_page: 50, conditions: search_conditions(params), order: sort_o...

Well, sometimes it looks so easy it makes me angry. I hope will get it faster as well promoteri.

Closing because this is not the official issue tracker

Hey Ron,

We're not using this issue tracker anymore. Is there still a link pointing here? Anyway, kindly move to the github issue tracker — I've copied your pro...

Installed Via Gem (sudo gem install mislav-will_paginate)

will_paginate - Version 2.3.11

466992 rows in set (0.97 sec)

Loading development environment (Rails 2...

Looks like there's a path that fixes this issue. This issue makes Sake unusable.

Are there any plans for a new release? :)

Hello, I am testing this, pardon me.

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whis is my problem

Odd. If I update the count(products.*) to be count(products.id) it works just fine.

At least, it does for me.

Here's the setup:

class Category < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_many :category_products, :dependent => :destroy
  has_many :products,...

It looks like if you use will_paginate in conjunction with an ActiveRecord named_scope with a :join, will_paginate will jam the ids of the joined table in place...

This worked although the path to the sake gem was different for me. sake 1.0.15 and rake 0.8.3.

Looking for acts_as_textiled. Your web server is throwing a 404. Can't find a cache.

why has sake an explicit require for ParseTree 2.1.1 and ruby2ruby 1.1.8? I've got ruby2ruby 1.2.1 and ParseTree 3.0.2 and after I fixed the gemspec as well as ...

+1, fixes for me on sake 1.0.15 and rake 0.8.3

this patch fixed my problem with rake 0.8.3

I can confirm this issue. I am using SQLite3 (on Ubuntu Hardy, also, actually).

It appears that line 121 in lib/auto_migrations.rb is always evaluating to true ...

Awesome!

Then we have an agreement. Except, you weren't talking to Chris. It was me all this time :)

Next version of will_paginate will throw out named_scope backport.

Hey Chris!

Pulling named_scope out of WillPaginate and using the plugin is a GREAT IDEA. First, this is exactly what I did when I was tracking our 1.2.6 towards...

OK... here is a way better patch that has all the existing tests running (all DBs, all rails versions). Some things I learned in this one.

1) If you monkey patc...

Another patch, this one I had accidently left out the first method in AssociationCollection.

While using WillPaginate along with it's NamedScope patch to help me prepare a rather large app migration from rails 1.2.6 to the latest 2.1.1, I found many pro...

This is coming in the next major release. I still need to implement it

Hey,

You didn't assign the ticket to me or tagged it "will_paginate", so I missed it. Has this been resolved for you in the meantime? If not, can you please pro...

duplicate of #243

I have tried to reproduce several of these failures (tests in commit de98ac9), but without success. I tested with Rails versions 1.2.6, 2.0.4 and 2.1.0.

This le...

I cannot recreate this failure. Can you please look at this added test and tell if I've missed something: http://github.com/mislav/will_pa...

Wow. Thanks for all the hard work!

Applied

Ah, now I see that this fails on Rails versions before 2.1 because find() supports :from, but count() doesn't.

Fixed in 1449867

You must be missing something. will_paginate ignores and forwards every parameter that it doesn't recognize, like :from.

Your example works in will_paginate and...

Applied (with changes) in 068702d, thanks

Rake 0.8.2's have_rakefile() now returns an rake filename with an empty string if none is found. Sake's aliased have_rakefile() returns true for this case. A pa...

The old named_scope patches for 1.2.6 had issue. Basically it would remove the scope of the proxy owner at certain time. Very odd bug but I found it while creat...

Just tried upgrading to the newest Rake 0.8.3 but I'm getting the same exception.

I've also tried installing the latest Sake and Rake on a reasonably clean mach...

Here is how my Product model looks like:

class Product < ActiveRecord::Base has_and_belongs_to_many :categories, :join_table => "products_categories" end

In my ...

I just upgraded my local gems and got a new fresh(?) Rake release (0.8.2). After this my local sake tasks fail to execute.

Sake is installed as a gem (1.0.15).

...

Hey,

Please make comments on #223.

If you could recreate the error in a blank Rails application with latest will_paginate, that would be very helpful. Zip the c...

Found the error was using the validation

validates_associated :image_gallery, :on => :create

will send full code if you think it will track down why this is hap...

Experiencing this also. Using ActiveScaffold so that's probably where the bug is. Why it's even being called for an create method is beyond me though.

I found a bug when calling paginated_each on a named_scope. If you use the same find within the block, the scope still exists, bubt shouldn't. Using rails 'with...

User.paginate(:all, :from => 'users', :page => 1)

yields this error:

ArgumentError: Unknown key(s): from

This works:

User.find(:all, :from => 'users'...