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Now that we reference the Commit database object from the view ("db_commit.approved?"), if load the search page and a commit is shown which has been pulled, but has not had a corresponding record in the DB created for it, db_commit will be nil.
We've discussed this before. I think the general solution is to not render commits in the saved searches which do not also exist in the database.
Now that we reference the Commit database object from the view ("db_commit.approved?"), if load the search page and a commit is shown which has been pulled, but has not had a corresponding record in the DB created for it, db_commit will be nil.
We've discussed this before. I think the general solution is to not render commits in the saved searches which do not also exist in the database.