Unfortunately there's no way to influence which modules (namespaces) a gem will use. Files that are required by Ruby will always be evaluated in the global scope It's best practice for gem authors to use a module with the same name of the gem, so usually you know what to expect when you install a gem Apart from not using Turn, the only solutions are to change your model's name or place it inside a namespace.
Unfortunately there's no way to influence which modules (namespaces) a gem will use. Files that are required by Ruby will always be evaluated in the global scope. It's best practice for gem authors to use a module with the same name of the gem, so usually you know what to expect when you install a gem.
Apart from not using Turn, the only solutions are to change your model's name or place it inside a namespace.
Unfortunate! But, thanks for the clear answer. – britg Oct 6 at 12:55.
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