Updated to Rails 4.0, suddenly am passing two arguments - ruby-on-rails

Question

After updating Rails gem from 3.2 to 4.0, I am getting this error:
Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 332ms
ActionView::Template::Error (wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)):
5: %th Activities
6: %th.w140
7: %tbody
8: - (list = latest_updates_list(#filter[:latest_updates_options])).each do |item|
9: %tr= latest_updates_item_helper(item)
10:
11: - if list.length == 0
app/helpers/dashboard_helper.rb:35:in `latest_updates_list'
app/views/dashboard/_index.html.haml:8:in `_app_views_dashboard__index_html_haml__3752706349525323962_70305528188080'
app/views/dashboard/index.html.haml:6:in `_app_views_dashboard_index_html_haml__2066908720777569268_70305520107720'
These are the gems that were updated:
Updated gems
Using activesupport 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using builder 3.1.4 (was 3.0.4)
Using rack 1.5.5 (was 1.4.5)
Using actionpack 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using actionmailer 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using activemodel 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using activerecord-deprecated_finders 1.0.4
Using arel 4.0.2 (was 3.0.3)
Using activerecord 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using railties 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using coffee-rails 4.0.1 (was 3.2.2)
Using postgres_ext 2.0.0 (was 1.0.0)
Using sprockets 2.8.3 (was 2.2.2)
Using rails 4.0.0 (was 3.2.18)
Using sass 3.2.19 (was 3.3.5)
Using sass-rails 4.0.5 (was 3.2.6)
This is the 'latest_updates_list' method:
def latest_updates_list(option=nil )
client_ids = current_user.actual_client_ids
services = {}
# binding.pry
Service.where(:client_id => client_ids).each{|s| services[s.id] = {:name => s.name, :frequency_name => s.frequency_short_text, :per_hour => s.per_hour?} }
#Service.where(true).each{|s| services[s.id] = {:name => s.name, :frequency_name => s.frequency_short_text, :per_hour => s.per_hour?} }
reports = []
invoices = []
tickets = []
employees = []
list = []
case option.to_sym
when :reports
reports = Report.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_report?)
when :invoices
invoices = Invoice.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_invoice?)
when :tickets
tickets = Ticket.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_ticket?)
when :employees
employees = Employee.for_latest_updates(current_user.filter_client_id, client_ids) if user_admin?
else
reports = Report.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_report?)
invoices = Invoice.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_invoice?)
tickets = Ticket.for_latest_updates(client_ids) if (user_admin? || user_can_ticket?)
employees = Employee.for_latest_updates(current_user.filter_client_id, client_ids) if user_admin?
end
list += reports.collect do |r|
{
:date => r.updated_at,
:entity => 1,
:status_text => latest_update_report_status_text(r),
:reports_services_text => latest_updates_reports_services_text(r, r.reports_services),
:report_id => r.id}
end unless reports.empty?
list += invoices.collect do |i|
{
:date => i.updated_at,
:entity => 2,
:status_text => latest_update_invoice_status_text(i),
:invoice_reports_services_text => latest_updates_invoice_reports_services_text(services, i.reports),
:invoice_id => i.id}
end unless invoices.empty?
list += tickets.collect do |t|
{
:date => latest_update_ticket_date(t),
:entity => 3,
:status_text => latest_update_ticket_status_text(t),
:description => t.description_text,
:ticket_id => t.id}
end unless tickets.empty?
list += employees.collect do |e|
{
:date => e.updated_at,
:entity => 4,
:description => e.text_for_stream,
:employee_id => e.employee_id}
end unless employees.empty?
sorted_list = list.sort{|a, b| a[:date].to_i <=> b[:date].to_i}
list = sorted_list.reverse!
list = list.take(50)
end
When I comment out the first 3 'list += ....do...', then the app will load, apart from not getting the info that they get. I haven't changed any of this code, so it must be due to the gem update.

Answer 1

Problem solved, it was a problem with postgres_ext gem being outdated.