First, above the Rails::Initializer.run block put

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I’m puzzling through these instructions:

And I’ve gotten as far as the instructions that read … “First,
above the Rails::Initializer.run block put …” but I don’t have any
“Rails::Initializer.run” block.

Am I missing something? I’m trying to get something running again that
I didn’t actually build. I can’t tell whether the original author was
leaving things out or what.

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On 13 May 2008, at 03:31, Amanda wrote:

I’m puzzling through these instructions:

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And I’ve gotten as far as the instructions that read … “First,
above the Rails::Initializer.run block put …” but I don’t have any
“Rails::Initializer.run” block.

Then you’re probably not looking in the right file, because rails
wouldn’t run without it.

Fred

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So if …

grep -ir “Rails::Initializer” ./*

turns up nothing, you think I didn’t get all the files I need?

On May 13, 4:23 am, Frederick C. [email protected]

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Ignore this for now. Or don’t. I have a basic app, the output of
“rails myapp” and I can see where it does have those lines:

./myapp/config/boot.rb: defined? Rails::Initializer
./myapp/config/boot.rb: Rails::Initializer.run(:set_load_path)
./myapp/config/environment.rb:Rails::Initializer.run do |config|

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environment.rb is the file you’re looking for. This is where the global
settings of your Rails app go.

“class Rails::Configuration … end” goes before the
Rails::Initializer.run
block. The lines starting with “config” go inside the
Rails::Initializer.run block.