Hi
This was bugging the hell out of me until I found a fix just. I have
been getting reams and reams of errors from reference to one model
class in a controller spec. Here’s one of the 57 that go wrong:
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LoadError in ‘UsersController PUT /users/:id when the model is invalid
and there is no primary user issue and the user clicked Save should
not assign the primary user issue to the view’
Expected /Users/ashleymoran/Documents/TechnoPhobia/becta/apps/Backend/
app/models/user_state.rb to define UserState
./spec/controllers/users_controller_spec.rb:343:
script/spec:4:
But the weird thing is it ONLY happens when you run the spec in
isolation. As part of a full autotest run, it’s fine.
The fix is to put this at the top of the controller file:
require_dependency “user_state”
Any idea what could be going wrong? It’s not the first class loader
issue I’ve hit, when I see a pattern I’ll file a ticket. Just
wondered if this was new to everyone here.
Ashley
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http://www.patchspace.co.uk/
On 7 Apr 2008, at 21:01, Ashley M. wrote:
The fix is to put this at the top of the controller file:
require_dependency “user_state”
I spoke to soon 
This fixes it for a single controller run, but still breaks when
autotest re-runs the one controller after making a change.
Something’s really wrong with class loading and I’m pretty sure it was
introduced between 1.1.3 and r3333.
Ashley
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http://www.patchspace.co.uk/
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 4:08 PM, Ashley M.
[email protected] wrote:
autotest re-runs the one controller after making a change.
Something’s really wrong with class loading and I’m pretty sure it was
introduced between 1.1.3 and r3333.
Did anything else change in your setup? Rails version? Autotest
version? Just checking 
On 7 Apr 2008, at 21:09, David C. wrote:
Did anything else change in your setup? Rails version? Autotest
version? Just checking
Hmm, can’t think of anything. Rails has been 2.0.2 since I started,
don’t remember ever upgrading Autotest, at the very most it was 3.9.1
to 3.9.2 (but I think I always had 3.9.2 at work).
I’m really puzzled what’s going on…
Ashley
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http://www.patchspace.co.uk/