Cant start application after installing jsonify Ruby 1.9.2p180 rails 3 about jsonify HOT 15 CLOSED

I will take a look as soon as I can ... which version of Rails?

On Aug 1, 2011, at 6:42 AM, swistaczek wrote:

Hello,
I cant start rails application after installing Jsonify to my gemfile:

➜ caza git:(214-uko) ✗ rails server
script/rails:6: stack level too deep (SystemStackError)

I tried out about 4 tools to creating json, this look like that I wanted but I cant run it. I would be very pleased and very happy for any help :).

Best regards.

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Rails 3.0.9

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I just added jsonify to the Gemfile for a pristine Rails 3.0.9 app, run bundle install, and ran 'bundle exec rails server' without any problems. Are you actually trying to hit a jsonify template you created? I gathered from your post that this was just on start up. Are you specifying a version for jsonify? You want to use the latest from rubygems.org (0.0.4). I am not sure what the problem is ... I cannot get it to happen for me. Perhaps if you post the top of the stacktrace?

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I can verify that I also get this problem on Rails 3.0.7.
I haven't been able to get a stack trace yet, as it's straight from bundle exec rails server - it's failing on require 'rails/commands', so could be anything...

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I will try and replicate the problem with 3.0.7. Josh, can you try this out with a small example; or, can you post your Gemfile?

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Also, if you haven't yet, switch over to jsonify-rails, I split the rails integration off into a separate gem (which will pull in jsonify).

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Hi bsiggelkow,

I can confirm that it is working with a plain Rails 3.0.7 installation - which would suggest it's some kind of incompatibility with another gem.

You can view the Gemfile we are using at this gist

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Awesome -- thanks for the gist. I will try and track down the problem.

On Aug 2, 2011, at 7:06 PM, joshmcarthur wrote:

Hi bsiggelkow,

I can confirm that it is working with a plain Rails 3.0.7 installation - which would suggest it's some kind of incompatibility with another gem.

You can view the Gemfile we are using at this gist

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I commented out all of the gems in the gemfile, then re-added them one by one until I got the SystemStackError exception - the gem that I enabled that began causing the exception was hoptoad_notifier (Of http://hoptoadapp.com)

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Yep -- I got the same thing:

script/rails:6: stack level too deep (SystemStackError)

I've got a pristine setup with rails 3.0.7, jsonify-rails 0.0.6, and sqlite3; added hoptoad_notifier and got the error; very weird -- now to debug.

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Great. I know how tough StackLevelTooDeep errors can be to fix up, so let me know if there's anything I can help with :-)

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The problem appears to be with my 'blank_slate.rb'

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I have fixed the problem! It was caused by BlankSlate; I moved BlankSlate underneath the Jsonify module (this is a good change anyway) and removed the patches that file (blank_slate.rb) was making to Kernel, Module, and Object. Run the following:

bundle update jsonify
to update to v0.0.7 of jsonify

I will keep this issue open till I get confirmation from one of you guys that its working okay.

Thanks!!

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Thanks for getting this fixed up so quickly - I've pulled down version 0.7, and it is now working correctly.

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No problem, Josh ... thanks for helping me. I am going to close this issue. As you are using Jsonify, please let me know of any feedback.

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