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I'm wondering how to do this same thing. I have a model that is stuck in a "processing"

This might work for begin_transition, but how to do it for after_transition? On Monday, January 2,

Hi - Is the gem being actively maintained? Doesn't look like a lot of activity in a few months

Hi everyone, I'm working with spree gem, it has defined a payment as a state machine, I would

Hi Greg, Sorry that I haven't responded to your private mail earlier - it's been a busy week

I am no expert, but couldn't you trigger the transition on a object and then check the output of

Hi, I was wondering when using state_machine with activerecord, if I were to switch off the

Hi, I am using Rails with the the activerecord version of the state machine, and I have a simple

Hey Jose - Nice job catching that comment :) There are no documented plans on what to expect for this

Hi all. Its possible to know if a state is "bigger than" or after another? Ex.: transition

Hi, I have a state_machine with callbacks. So far so good. Is there a way to have default callback?

Close. You could do this: event :item_found do transition :finding_item => :item_found end event :

Hey all, I found a useful application of a state machine that relates to connections between two

BTW the project where I'm doing the "nested states" is called orchestrated. It's a

As I read from `StateMachine::MacroMethods` documentation: > Because of the way the inclusion of

I am using state_machine in combination with zendesk's call_center gem (https://github.com/

It seems Pluginaweek state-machine is threadsafe based on: http://railsplugins.org/plugins/278-state-

Can't you just return false from the block?

Thanks François, After a little playing around I actual realised that a single date field would not

I'm using state_machine with ActiveRecord. I want to make sure that I can't charge a payment

Hi François, using class_eval did the trick. Here's the fixed sample code: module SMtest def self

Hello, I am working on a prototype using state_machine, but I am a bit confused about how it is

I'd be nice to be able to set both the :invalid_event and the :invalid_transition errors on a per

I have this model: class Message include Mongoid::Document include Mongoid::Timestamps::Created #

Hello, Usually, all my `ActiveRecord` models have a state_machine to control the state of the record

I am making an app similar to Chatroulette. I am using Ruby on Rails, so I am looking to use "

It looks to me like the state property is actually required to be of String type. In particular,

When used with ActiveRecord, is it possible to configure state_machine to not save when invoking a

Here's how I did it *rolling eyes* event :start_allocation do transition :unallocated => :

I get undefined method `state_machine' for error when ever I add the state_machine section to my