Explicity call the #t method on I18n#2564
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Explicity call the #t method on I18n
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I'm building an API using
rails-apiand I had the same issue as described in #2293, so I addedrequire: falseto my Gemfile and explicitly calledrequire 'rails-api'in myApplicationController.When I then saved an record from with in rails admin I got an error
undefined method 't' for #<RailsAdmin::MainController:0x007f99a7bbc978>.The fix is very simple as you can see :)
thanks for an awesome gem! ⭐