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class DelayedJobMailer

  def self.apply!
    
    ActionMailer::Base.class_eval do
      
      class << self  
        
        def method_missing_with_delayed_job_mailer(name, *args)   
                   

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# This file monkey patches ActiveRecord to fix the problem of:
#
#  MoodelA <-> ModelB <-> ModelC
#  ModelA.joins(:modelb) & ModelB.joins(:modelc)
#   -> Would raise association not found because the association ("modelc") is searched for
#   -> from the context of ModelA, rather than from the [expected] context of ModelB 
#      (expected because the joins associatin is specified where the association "modelc" exists within the base of the Relation (ModelB) )
#   -> The reason this ocurred is because the context of the joins on associations are not persisted when merging two relations/scopes
#   -> rather, they are simply copied by name in to the merging relation/scope.
#

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# AssociationProxy causes ActiveRecord#reload to re-run the finder-sql based on the association. 
  # Since we clear the invite_id on the Flatmate record when accepting an invite, this can cause difficult bugs
  # to track down -- since flatmate.reload won't work! So we eliminate the issue entirely by ensuring we are always
  # dealing with the actual target object (which reloads based on the primary key of the table) rather than 
  # potentially an AssociationProxy (which reloads based on the foreign key of the association)
  def flatmate_with_proxy_removal(reload = nil)
    r = flatmate_without_proxy_removal(reload); r && r.respond_to?(:target) ? r.target : r
  end
  alias_method_chain :flatmate, :proxy_removal

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# Provide a simple API for performing methods asynchronously on objects.
#
# Two approaches:
#   1) like DelayedJob's "delay" method
#      my_obj.async.some_blocking_method(1, 2)
#
#   2) like DelayedJob's handle_asynchronously helper
#      class Blah < ActiveRecord::Base
#        extend ResqueAsync
#        be_async :some_blocking_method

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class Array
  # Splits or iterates over the array in groups of size +number+,
  # padding any remaining slots with +fill_with+ unless it is +false+.
  #
  #   %w(1 2 3 4 5 6 7).in_groups_of(3) {|group| p group}
  #   ["1", "2", "3"]
  #   ["4", "5", "6"]
  #   ["7", nil, nil]
  #
  #   %w(1 2 3).in_groups_of(2, ' ') {|group| p group}

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# Helper class for buffering pipelined redis calls
#
#  Options:
#    - flush_at :  The number of commands to keep in the buffer before flushing. 
#                  A value of 1 will flush after every call.
#                  A value of 0 will *never* flush (must call flush! explicitly)
#
# Usage:
#   redis_pipeline = RedisPipeline.new(redis_client, :flush_at => 50)
#

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module PolymorphicEntity
  
  module ActiveRecordExtension
    
    # Defines a bunch of helper methods for polymorphic associations.
    def has_polymorphic_entity(*associations)
      
      associations.each do |assoc|
      
        # def sender_entity

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# A proof of concept that Ruby's native catch/throw can be [almost*] re-implemented in Ruby.
#
# * begin/ensure semantics don't work when calling a Continuation 
#    -- so, unfortunately this implementation is not semantically equivalent to Ruby's native version :( But still cool nonetheless
module ContinuationCatchThrow
  
  require 'continuation' unless defined?(Continuation)
  
  # Emulate ruby Kernel#catch
  def my_catch(tag = Object.new, &blk)

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module ActiveRecord
  module AutosaveAssociationFix
    private
    def associated_records_to_validate_or_save(*)
      # There exists a case (new_record) where the returned array is actually the internal collection array. 
      # Unfortunately, this now gets mutated when records are removed. This means use of mark_for_destruction 
      # (to prevent creation of built records) can result in some records not being iterated over (and 
      # consequently not saved) on creation.
      super.try(:dup)
    end

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# Monkey-patch routing layer to prevent Rails blindly using Object#inspect in generating error messages.
# This fixes super slow error responses on our app which has a large set of routes :)
# FIXME: We should remove this once Rails fixes this issue.
module ActionDispatch
  module Routing
    class RouteSet
      alias inspect to_s
    end
  end
end