I have run into a problem using Cucumber with a Merb app (see
http://pastie.org/405651 for details). The gist of it is that
find() is being called with a Pathname, which it then tries to
subscript, in order to check the first byte:
def self.find(file, *options, &block)
extensions = @registrations.keys*","
is_absolute = file[0] == File::SEPARATOR ||
file[0] == File::ALT_SEPARATOR ||
file =~ /\A[A-Z]:\\/i
...
This blows up, as follows:
.../gems/polyglot-0.2.4/lib/polyglot.rb:16:in `find':
undefined method `[]' for #<Pathname:0x261de04> (NoMethodError)
I have worked around the problem by coercing file to a string:
def self.find(file, *options, &block)
file = file.to_s
...
However, I'd like to get a determination of who's doing what that
they shouldn't be, so an appropriate bug report can be filed.
-r
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