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Currently you can't use files in config/initializers/ change the Active Support events that are reported in the trace. Only the defaults will be used.
This is because ActiveSupport::Notifications.subscribe is called in the Rails integration Railtie initializer block.
It will probably work if you set it in config/application.rb, but that means cluttering application.rb. In any case perhaps there should be a note about that in the documentation.
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Currently you can't use files in
config/initializers
/ change the Active Support events that are reported in the trace. Only the defaults will be used.This is because
ActiveSupport::Notifications.subscribe
is called in the Rails integration Railtie initializer block.It will probably work if you set it in
config/application.rb
, but that means clutteringapplication.rb
. In any case perhaps there should be a note about that in the documentation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: