Rake/Rails Can't Find Spring about projectile-rails HOT 4 CLOSED

Some more info: The MD5 in projectile-rails.el generates to 5ec93fb2bb467fd62b52e4a2394e2fef while Spring is running under 3238bc9416e2554452b850f5e31dedb3.

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Found the culprit: https://github.com/rails/spring/pull/356/files#diff-c8e0d3462e1616cacd72d7217ffb2af3R41

Spring's TMP path includes the Ruby version.

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Thanks for reporting and digging it. The thing is I do not use spring so it's hard for me to spot such issues.

Right now user has to be explicit about using a pre-loader (either by manually starting zeus or spring). I think it's a good thing. At least with zeus, I've found myself in situations when ActiveRecord had some quirks in pre-loaded environment. I had to stop zeus and re-ran a rake task in order for my code to work.

We could add a boolean variable for user to set if he wants to use spring. But it would be cumbersome if someone is working on many projects simultaneously. Another option is to ask bundler if spring (or zeus) is present in the Gemfile. But as I've stated before I like the explicitness of the current solution.

For now I think I could patch the code to check for both checksums (for old and new versions of spring).
@tricon what do you think?

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I do think the explicitness is wise, in retrospect. If we could add a checksum for the new version, that would be the simplest solution.

On Jan 2, 2015, at 5:43 AM, Adam Sokolnicki [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for reporting and digging it. The thing is I do not use spring so it's hard for me to spot such issues.

Right now user has to be explicit about using a pre-loader (either by manually starting zeus or spring). I think it's a good thing. At least with zeus, I've found myself in situations when ActiveRecord had some quirks in pre-loaded environment. I had to stop zeus and re-ran a rake task in order for my code to work.

We could add a boolean variable for user to set if he wants to use spring. But it would be cumbersome if someone is working on many projects simultaneously. Another option is to ask bundler if spring (or zeus) is present in the Gemfile. But as I've stated before I like the explicitness of the current solution.

For now I think I could patch the code to check for both checksums (for old and new versions of spring).
@tricon https://github.com/tricon what do you think?

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