So, I've got the following structure:
# config/application.rb
config.autoload_paths += ["#{Rails.root}/lib"]
# initializers/core_ext.rb
require "core_ext/array.rb"
require "core_ext/hash.rb"
require "core_ext/numeric.rb"
require "core_ext/float.rb"
require "core_ext/object.rb"
# lib/core_ext/*
( various opened classes with added methods )
...
So, I found that my specs were failing because these added methods did
not exist in the context of the tests.. yet in the console, and in the
app they do.. I added a "puts" call to the beginning of each require to
see what was happening. In the console, I got all trues.. When running
rspec spec, I got trues for array, float, and numeric, but false for
object and hash!
....... Totally confused... Simply changing the initializer to specify
Rails.root for those two files fixed the problem:
# initializers/core_ext.rb
require "core_ext/array.rb"
require "#{Rails.root}/lib/core_ext/hash.rb"
require "core_ext/numeric.rb"
require "core_ext/float.rb"
require "#{Rails.root}/lib/core_ext/object.rb"
This gives all trues with rspec spec, but--- why?
Patrick J. Collins
http://collinatorstudios.com
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