Catching errors in Rails with rescue_from
When something goes wrong in Rails and you do something that causes an exception to be raised, Rails normally calls a method called rescue_action_in_public if your site is in production giving you the familiar generic Rails error code. If you’re in development, Rails calls rescue_action_locally giving you that handy, if somewhat ugly stack-trace. This is usually pretty servicable, but what if you
SQLite3::BusyException
Running a rails site right now using SQLite3. About once every 500 requests or so, I get a ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid (SQLite3::BusyException: database is locked:... What's the way to fix this that would be minimally invasive to my code? I'm using SQLLite at the moment because you can store the DB in source control which makes backing up natural and you can push changes out very quickly. Howev
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