uninitialized constant Mongoid::Token error upon installation about mongoid_token HOT 7 CLOSED

Could you also run bundle list and confirm that Mongoid is version 3.0.14, and Mongoid Token is version 1.1.0?

This might sound like a silly suggestion - but also just confirming that you restarted your rails server after installing mongoid_token?

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Confirmed the versions. It looks like the restart might have done it bc now I'm getting a routing error. Token is appearing in my model's hash, but as nil.

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In order to prevent token collisions, you need to make sure you've created your indexes with:

$ bundle exec rake db:mongoid:create_indexes

(I've just noticed this is missing from the mongoid token docs)

Also, you'll need to re-save any models that were created before mongoid_token was running, and it will generate tokens for those models.

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I've run the rake. Could you clarify what you mean by re-save models? Are you say drop users (in my case) and recreate the records? Resave the model user.rb file? Thanks.

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Sorry Omid, I meant that you need to re-save each database record that now has Mongoid::Token included. You could use the rails console to do this in one hit:

$ rails console
1.9.3-p0 :001 > User.all.each { | user | user.save }
1.9.3-p0 :002 > User.first
 => #<User _id: 50b3f7c0cbf60800a4000002, token: "9cmebuvgM3sH">

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I've closed this issue - but feel free to reopen it if you're continuing to have troubles.

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I got NameError: uninitialized constant Mongoid::Token::Collisions::Moped out of nowhere, it's happened when I tried to create new object..

Tried your suggestion to run the rake command and resave the model but the error still persist..

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