Hobo 1.0.3 and 1.1.0.pre have been tested against rails 2.3.11 using
1.8.7-p249, 1.9.2-p136, jruby-1.5.1 and jruby-1.5.6 on Ubuntu 10.10.
I just reran the tests, and the only thing that has changed since the
last time I ran it was that rack has been bumped to 1.1.2. But the
tests still run.
The only thing I can suggest is
1: make sure are using rubygems from source. The best way to do that
is to use RVM. deb & gem have fundamental incompatibilities. IMO,
the problem is with gem, not deb, but deb is always the one that gets
blamed since the popular OS's don't have sane packaging systems.
2: copy & paste the whole error to the list. We can't help you without it.
Bryan
On 11-04-08 09:00 PM, doloop wrote:
Hi. I just discovered ruby and rails a few months ago and Hobo a
couple of days ago. Hobo is pretty impressive. I installed in on a
Windows XP machine running ruby 1.8.7 and rails 2.3.8. It worked
fine, except for the fact that the webbrick server kept shutting down
unexpectedly with an error message saying that ruby had caused an
error and asking if I would like to send an error report to
Microsoft. I would simply restart the server and everything would
work fine, for a while, until the server shut down again.
I then installed hobo, ruby 1.9.2 and rails 2.3.11 on an Ubuntu Linux
10.04 machine. I am creating the same app that is demonstrated on the
"15 minute introductory video" on the hobo website. Things are
working reasonably well, but I am getting some strange behavior. For
example, I received an error that the file did not exist when I typed:
$ script/generate hobo_migration
I was in the application directory AND I had typed the command before
successfully. Oddly, when I ran
$ hobo -v
trying to get the version of hobo (which I now realize does not work),
my script/generate hobo_migration command started working again!
That is not the only strange error but I won't bore you with the
others.
My question: do I need to install rails 2.3.8 (and perhaps a different
version of ruby)? If not, then I will have to assume that there is
something very peculiar about my setup.
Thanks.
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