While the example given here is :find_by_id, the reality of the isse is that it affects the dynamic finder methods. This means that it affects the :find_by_any_

While the example given here is :find_by_id, the reality of the isse is that it affects the dynamic finder methods. This means that it affects the :find_by_any_column_in_the_table methods. The only reasonable situation in which to throw an error in those methods is when you don't hit a column, not when you don't find a record, IMO.