Re: [gitorious] fixing tests in "next"

2013-07-04 Thread Christian Johansen
> Finally found it! When running through "bundler exec rake", the test > suite was running through rake_test_loader, which finds all the tests > and calls "Require" on each one. I modified this program to show which > specific test was causing the crash. It was > test/functional/searches_controller

Re: [gitorious] fixing tests in "next"

2013-07-04 Thread Ken Dreyer
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Christian Johansen wrote: >>> There is also a problem related to the way that execute() gets called >>> on anonymous classes on Ruby 1.8.7. I tried to wrap my mind around the >>> use_case gem so I could understand how to fix it, but it is beyond me. >>> I've filed

Re: [gitorious] better_errors on Ruby 1.8.7

2013-07-04 Thread Marius MÃ¥rnes Mathiesen
Ken Dreyer writes: > Hi folks, > > Thanks Thomas for pushing the version restriction in > a5e43643f1a4c871e440b6734e753ccfe374a3a8. This allows me to at least > run "bundle install" on CentOS 6 again. Unfortunately the gem was > subsequently used in a couple of other commits that recently went in