javiertoledo · July 17, 2012 10:13
diff --git a/securerandom_hack.rb b/securerandom_hack.rb
 # If you're having this exception in Rails >=3.2.X, on Ruby >1.9.X..
 #
 #    uninitialized constant ActiveSupport::SecureRandom
 #
 # ..and you don't want to debug half dozen of gems until you 
 # find which one is causing the error, you can use this hack
 # as Ruby's SecureRandom API is 100% compatible with the
 # Rails <3.2 ActiveSupport::SecureRandom API.
 #
 # This is absolute uglyness, but works and I wont tell nobody
 # that you are so lazy you used it ;-)
 ActiveSupport::SecureRandom = SecureRandom
	# If you're having this exception in Rails >=3.2.X, on Ruby >1.9.X..
	#
	# uninitialized constant ActiveSupport::SecureRandom
	#
	# ..and you don't want to debug half dozen of gems until you
	# find which one is causing the error, you can use this hack
	# as Ruby's SecureRandom API is 100% compatible with the
	# Rails <3.2 ActiveSupport::SecureRandom API.
	#
	# This is absolute uglyness, but works and I wont tell nobody
	# that you are so lazy you used it ;-)
	ActiveSupport::SecureRandom = SecureRandom