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The behavior I was getting was ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken Error for no good reason. Tried a bunch of different things in my application_controller, none worked consistently.
What I found was with SR-enabled rails apps, you want to a) turn on caching in development and b) flush that cache if you are trying out different SR-enabled rails apps by toggling rails dev:cache a few times then doing rails s.
This especially works if you try running a second SR-enabled rails app, either one after another or both at the same time (on different rails instances, using rails s -p 3001).
This particular rat hole is easy to fall into and very, very hard to climb out of.
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The behavior I was getting was
ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken Errorfor no good reason. Tried a bunch of different things in my application_controller, none worked consistently.What I found was with SR-enabled rails apps, you want to a) turn on caching in development and b) flush that cache if you are trying out different SR-enabled rails apps by toggling
rails dev:cachea few times then doingrails s.This especially works if you try running a second SR-enabled rails app, either one after another or both at the same time (on different rails instances, using rails s -p 3001).
This particular rat hole is easy to fall into and very, very hard to climb out of.