todd (at snappl)

Sorry, disregard that last comment (at least most of it): @user.pending? .active? etc. are working. I was being stoopid.

Would still like to see a default colum...

Got it. I froze the gem in to vendor/gems and added:

aasm_column :state

(surely that's the default)

to my model. However, @user.current_state does not work, it ...

Oh, yeah, forgot, if I add

aasm_state :pending

to the User model, nothing happens, same error.

I'm getting this as well.

In my environment.rb:

require 'aasm'

Rails::Initializer.run do |config| ... config.gem "rubyist-aasm", :lib => "aasm", :source => "htt...