Default routes in rails 3.0

Rails
1

Hi, I just created a scaffolding controller and tried to run the tests
and see it in the web browser. The problem is that I don’t think the
routes were setup properly or at all. I get this error when I run the
tests:

ActionController::RoutingError: No route matches
{:task=>{“created_at”=>2010-10-12 03:06:22 UTC, “id”=>980190962,
“name”=>nil, “updated_at”=>2010-10-12 03:06:22 UTC,
“value”=>nil}, :controller=>“tasks”, :action=>“create”}
test/functional/tasks_controller_test.rb:21:in block (2 levels) in <class:TasksControllerTest>' test/functional/tasks_controller_test.rb:20:in block in
class:TasksControllerTest’

So all the tests fail. Likewise, http://localhost:3000/tasks/ gives
this error:

No route matches "/tasks"

This is a fresh install of a rails application, so I didn’t do
anything to mess it up :wink: I’m assuming rails is suppose to infer these
urls/routes through convention? Why isn’t it doing that?

Thanks

2

Run rake routes to see your routes.

3

What’s in your config/routes.rb file?

4

Basically nothing. I don’t think the generators put anything here for
me.

RjsDemo::Application.routes.draw do
# lots and lots of comments
end

5

Thanks very much for your response.

I actually ran this command already. This is what it prints out:

********@ubuntu:~/RubymineProjects/blog$ rake routes
(in /home/egervari/RubymineProjects/blog)
********@ubuntu:~/RubymineProjects/blog$

So… basically nothing.

6

nice!

7

Okay, I think I fixed it:

I added this line and that works:

resources :tasks

Phew…

8

Hi,

default routes are commented out by default in rails 3 as a security
issue. So you can’t reach any action on your controllers if you just
know or guess the name of it.

/:controller(/:action(/:id))(.:format)

You can comment it in again if you want to. It is at the bottom of
routes.rb.

Max.

Am 12.10.2010 05:10, schrieb egervari: