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    Grégory Horion
    @gregory
    Thought this would be nice to share ideas and help with support. might reduce gh issues :)
    Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
    @dblock
    Lets see if anyone cares ;)
    Grégory Horion
    @gregory
    yep … better than having an empty irc room :)
    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold
    Should we add a Gitter badge to the readme?
    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold
    Whoops, I see we already have :)
    Kareem H
    @magicalbanana
    I can't seem to include the Hashi::Extensions::DeepLocate
    I get a NameError: unitialized constant, any ideas?
    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold
    @magicalbanana Just out of curiosity, are you typing it wrong? In your message, you have "Hashi", when it should be "Hashie"
    Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
    @dblock
    DeepLocate was added on HEAD, hasn't been released yet
    Kareem H
    @magicalbanana
    @dblock Yeah, I just saw that now.
    Kareem H
    @magicalbanana

    When I tried calling this DeepLocate I get a stack level error. Any clues as to why? My class is as follows:

    https://gist.github.com/magicalbanana/96b22a400ff4ae0cd8e4

    Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
    @dblock
    @magicalbanana You should open an issue, I don't see anything immediately wrong
    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold
    @magicalbanana Also, a failing spec or at least an example similar to the data structure you are using would be helpful
    Kareem H
    @magicalbanana
    @michaelherold I am using Virtus.model, my error is saying that the methods are not being extended. Not sure why.
    Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
    @dblock

    Fyi, just released 3.4.1.

    3.4.1 (3/31/2015)

    #269: Added Hashie::Extensions::DeepLocate - @msievers.

    #270: Fixed ArgumentError raised when using IndifferentAccess and HashWithIndifferentAccess - @gardenofwine.

    #281: Added #reverse_merge to Mash to override ActiveSupport's version - @mgold.

    #282: Fixed coercions in a subclass accumulating in the superclass - @maxlinc, @martinstreicher.

    Jeremy Rodi
    @medcat
    Hiya
    Jeremy Rodi
    @medcat
    @magicalbanana on line 24, within locate_data, you call locate_data unconditionally (and since you haven't redefined it yet, it calls the method on the class), which causes a stack level error
    Grégory Horion
    @gregory
    nice! thx @dblock !
    James DeHart
    @jamesdehart

    Hey All, I have a bit of a problem and I'm unable to find what I need. I'm newer to ruby so please forgive me. here is my API response that I get from rest client: "{\"status\":0,\"value\":{\"build\":{\"version\":\"1.4.8\",\"revision\":\"c8179bd8352d3c62d98fa58b324491230df9342a\"}}}"

    I placed this into a HASH and then tried to use Hashie to assign the "version" to a attribute to a class.

    What I come up with is

    var.deep_fetch :value, :build, :version
    => "1.4.8"

    What I was hoping to be able to assign the attributes a cleaner way. IDEAS?

    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold

    @xsmaster You could try using #deep_find instead.

    https://github.com/intridea/hashie/blob/master/lib/hashie/extensions/deep_find.rb

    So it would look something like:

    hash.extend(Hashie::Extensions::DeepFind)
hash.deep_find(:version)  #=> "1.4.8"
    James DeHart
    @jamesdehart
    Cool let me give that a try.
    Works!!!!
    I so need to get new glasses.
    James DeHart
    @jamesdehart
    @michaelherold Bowing before the master
    Michael Herold
    @michaelherold
    Haha, glad to help
    James DeHart
    @jamesdehart

    So i found this out. (RTFM)
    var.deep_find_all(:version)1
    var = {:status=>0, :value=>{:build=>{:version=>"1.4.8", :revision=>"c8179bd8352d3c62d98fa58b324491230df9342a"}, :build2=>{:version=>"1.4.9", :revision=>"c8179bd8352d3c6"}}}

    "1.4.9"

    Daniel (dB.) Doubrovkine
    @dblock
    Hashie 3.4.4 has been released, RT https://twitter.com/dblockdotorg/status/726087661262364672