I couldn't make it work with Admin:: namespace and submitted a bug
report:
https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/2572
Please comment.
Alexey.
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I am sorry, i have cheated.
I tried with a new application, and in the described above case there
were no errors, i only had to add
set_fixture_class :known_ips => KnownIP
AFTER `fixtures :all` in `test_helper.rb`
In my application, however, the class actually is `Admin::KnownIP`, and
add
I have advanced a bit: the error does not show up if i comment out
fixtures :all
in test_helper.rb and do not run known_ip_test.rb.
I need to find out now how to load the known_ips.yml fixture and
known_ip.rb class definition without complains from rails...
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Valery Kvon wrote in post #1017132:
> If I'm not mistaking, Rails in any case when found file name(.rb) named
> (passing .tableize method) as a table name, it accepts that file as a
> model file and seeking the class according to a convention(!) passing
> .classify.constantize chunk of methods. In
I should probably add that adding explicit "require" or "load" did not
help.
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I've found a recent similar question on StackOverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7081782/inconsistent-loaderror-behavior-with-lib-namespacing-autoloading/7093083
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