Forum: Rails Engines development cattr_accessor not found for testing ?

Hi there.

I try to develop an activerecord adapter. Trying to launch the tests, 
I've got an error:

undefined method 'cattr_accessor'
from ActiveRecord::Base:Class (NoMethodError)

I could not find this method anywhere in the source of the fresh svn 
trunk I take.

How to find this method ? any help welcome.
Tony

PS: I find this method ... in a "monnay" package on google ???

Tony wrote:
> ...
> PS: I find this method ... in a "money" package on google ???

Ok also find in Facets. I will try to install the Facets modules.

Tony wrote:
> Ok also find in Facets. I will try to install the Facets modules.

... and it does not work "simply". I try to dig in Gems documentation 
and perharps adding a require in the base.rb of active_record.

Is all working fine with your installation ?

Tony - please try posting this to the main Rails list, rather than the
engines developers list.

Good luck,

- james

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issue the following on command line before starting the tests:
export RUBYOPT=-rubygems

worked for me, good luck


Tony wrote:
> Hi there.
> 
> I try to develop an activerecord adapter. Trying to launch the tests, 
> I've got an error:
> 
> undefined method 'cattr_accessor'
> from ActiveRecord::Base:Class (NoMethodError)
> 
> I could not find this method anywhere in the source of the fresh svn 
> trunk I take.
> 
> How to find this method ? any help welcome.
> Tony
> 
> PS: I find this method ... in a "monnay" package on google ???

Tony wrote:
> Hi there.
> 
> I try to develop an activerecord adapter. Trying to launch the tests, 
> I've got an error:
> 
> undefined method 'cattr_accessor'
> from ActiveRecord::Base:Class (NoMethodError)

You need activesupport. If you used svn, then checkout the whole rails 
tree -- if you installed activerecord -- then make sure you have 
activesupport installed as well. Also the versions need to match and all 
. . .