I’m having problems trying to freeze local rails gem to my app with:
rake freeze_gems
On OSX 10.4.6 i get the following error:
Illformed requirement [=#<Gem::Specification name=rails version=1.1.0>]
This is the full output:
Freezing to the gems for Rails 1.1.0
rm -rf vendor/rails
mkdir -p vendor/rails
cd vendor/rails
Unpacked gem: ‘activesupport-1.3.0’
mv activesupport-1.3.0 activesupport
Unpacked gem: ‘activerecord-1.14.0’
mv activerecord-1.14.0 activerecord
Unpacked gem: ‘actionpack-1.12.0’
mv actionpack-1.12.0 actionpack
Unpacked gem: ‘actionmailer-1.2.0’
mv actionmailer-1.2.0 actionmailer
Unpacked gem: ‘actionwebservice-1.1.0’
mv actionwebservice-1.1.0 actionwebservice
ERROR: While executing gem … (ArgumentError)
Illformed requirement [=#<Gem::Specification name=rails
version=1.1.0>]
rake aborted!
exit
Any ideas?
Sebastian
Any ideas?
AFAIK this will be fixed with Rails 1.1.1. Until then you have to use
rake rails:freeze:edge
Sebastian
Jonathan
On Wednesday 05 Apr 2006 09:17, Jonathan W. wrote:
Any ideas?
AFAIK this will be fixed with Rails 1.1.1. Until then you have to use
rake rails:freeze:edge
See this ticket, which is the same bug:
http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/4458
Since it’s a very simple fix, rather than bother with the patch (which I
think
won’t work against this version of the file anyway, since it’s expecting
the
edge not gem version), I just applied the fix manually by editing:
/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/rails-1.1.0/lib/tasks/framework.rake
That’s the path on Gentoo Linux - might be different for you.
Anyway, find line 9 that says:
rails = version = ENV[‘VERSION’] ?
… and change it to…
rails = ( version = ENV[‘VERSION’] ) ?
… and you can freeze from 1.1 gem Rails. 
~Dave
–
Dave S.
Rent-A-Monkey Website Development
PGP Key: http://www.rentamonkey.com/pgpkey.asc
I’m trying to get Capistrano going on my development box by following
the manual at Peak Obsession.
When I go to execute the setup task
rake remote:exec ACTION=setup
I get
no such file to load -- openssl
I found a post on this list where some people had success fixing this
problem by
apt-get install libopenssl-ruby
Since I’m running Ubuntu, I tried this suggestion. Alas, this doesn’t
solve the problem for me. Ruby looks for openssl.so in
/usr/local/lib/ruby/1.8/i686-linux, but apt put it in
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/i486-linux.
Unfortunately, simply copying the .so to the right directory isn’t good
enough. Then I get
/usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/security.rb:18: uninitialized
constant OpenSSL::Digest::SHA1 (NameError)
openssl.rb is in /usr/lib/ruby/1.8. Is that where it’s supposed to be?
If not, what did I do wrong that it ended up there?
BTW, I’m running ruby 1.84 w/rails 1.1 and rake 0.7.1.
Thanks!
Nate
Thanks. Seems to have fixed it.
Nate McNamara wrote:
/usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/security.rb:18:
uninitialized
constant OpenSSL::Digest::SHA1 (NameError)
openssl.rb is in /usr/lib/ruby/1.8. Is that where it’s supposed to
be?
If not, what did I do wrong that it ended up there?
BTW, I’m running ruby 1.84 w/rails 1.1 and rake 0.7.1.
This is a frank guess, but do you have the net-ssh, and net-sftp gems
installed?
I recall that there were some problems with the Capistrano gem where the
dependencies were not specified (or weren’t specified correctly.)
Give that a try and see what happens.
–
Good luck,
Ray
Sebastian F. wrote:
I’m having problems trying to freeze local rails gem to my app with:
rake freeze_gems
That syntax is known to be buggy in rails 1.0. The problems can vary
depending on timing.
Use this syntax in rails 1.0:
rake freeze_gems REVISION=4170
where 4170 is whatever revision you prefer.
With rails 1.1, use this syntax:
rake rails:freeze:edge REVISION=4170