I was looking for the 'duplicate this object' button (we have one for mobs, and I thought one was made for objects, too) and hit the "duplicate this reset" instead. It brought me to the reset summary, and yep, there was a duplicate reset of that object in that room.
I hit the Delete button to remove the extra reset, and got an error:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in ResetsController#show
Couldn't find Reset with 'id'=1277
I was looking for the 'duplicate this object' button (we have one for mobs, and I thought one was made for objects, too) and hit the "duplicate this reset" instead. It brought me to the reset summary, and yep, there was a duplicate reset of that object in that room.
I hit the Delete button to remove the extra reset, and got an error:
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in ResetsController#show Couldn't find Reset with 'id'=1277
Extracted source (around line #176): 174 175 176 177 178 179
private def set_reset @reset = Reset.find(params[:id]) end
Rails.root: /app
Application Trace | Framework Trace | Full Trace app/controllers/resets_controller.rb:176:in `set_reset' Request
Parameters:
{"area_id"=>"35", "id"=>"1277"} Toggle session dump Toggle env dump Response
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