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I called the filepicker_js_include_tag helper like I've done on v.0.1 projects, but I received an error stating that it was not defined. I had to include filepicker in my application.rb for it to show.

I called the filepicker_js_include_tag helper like I've done on v.0.1 projects, but I received an error stating that it was not defined. I had to include filepicker in my application.rb for it to show.
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@darrencauthon this is not needed. What version of ruby and rails are you using?

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Rails 3.2.13
Ruby ruby-1.9.3-p484

I know it shouldn't be needed, and hasn't been needed in the past when I used v.0.0.1... but adding this require is the only thing that loads the application helpers. I take it out, it breaks. It put it in, it works. ❓

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@darrencauthon you are using the 1.0.0 version? If yes its better create a issue to solve this.

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I tried version 1.0 with a blank Rails project, rails 3.2.13 and ruby-1.9.3. No problem.

I know my current app with the same settings won't work without the require call. We all know what Rails apps are like with all the gems flying around... shrug. Closing since I can't replicate it on another project.

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