isolate_namespace misses Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch when run in rspec

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I am trying to write a module for an existing rails app (decidim), using TDD.
When I run the production code with rails runner, there is no problem:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rails runner lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

When I run with rspec, there is missing dependency:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rspec 



An error occurred while loading ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb.

Failure/Error: isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin



NameError:

  uninitialized constant Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:5:in `<class:AdminEngine>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:4:in `<module:Condorcet>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:3:in `<module:Decidim>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'





Finished in 0.00041 seconds (files took 1.39 seconds to load)

0 examples, 0 failures, 1 error occurred outside of examples



decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

The first line of the spec file, which triggers the problem, is the following:

require 'decidim/condorcet'

Relevant files:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

require "decidim/condorcet/admin"

require "decidim/condorcet/admin_engine"

module Decidim

  module Condorcet

      include ActiveSupport::Configurable

  end

end

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb 

require 'rails/engine'

module Decidim

    module Condorcet

        class AdminEngine < ::Rails::Engine

            isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin

        end

    end

end

I'm not even sure that the require 'rails/engine' line should be in condorcet.rb or some other place. And I could not figure out what to require to have Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch covered.

Where should I declare my dependencies, and what is the one for Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch ?

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

Árpád Magosányi

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I am trying to write a module for an existing rails app (decidim), using TDD.
When I run the production code with rails runner, there is no problem:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rails runner lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

When I run with rspec, there is missing dependency:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rspec 



An error occurred while loading ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb.

Failure/Error: isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin



NameError:

  uninitialized constant Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:5:in `<class:AdminEngine>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:4:in `<module:Condorcet>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:3:in `<module:Decidim>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'





Finished in 0.00041 seconds (files took 1.39 seconds to load)

0 examples, 0 failures, 1 error occurred outside of examples



decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

The first line of the spec file, which triggers the problem, is the following:

require 'decidim/condorcet'

Relevant files:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

require "decidim/condorcet/admin"

require "decidim/condorcet/admin_engine"

module Decidim

  module Condorcet

      include ActiveSupport::Configurable

  end

end

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb 

require 'rails/engine'

module Decidim

    module Condorcet

        class AdminEngine < ::Rails::Engine

            isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin

        end

    end

end

I'm not even sure that the require 'rails/engine' line should be in condorcet.rb or some other place. And I could not figure out what to require to have Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch covered.

Where should I declare my dependencies, and what is the one for Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch ?

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

Árpád Magosányi

571621

add a comment |

I am trying to write a module for an existing rails app (decidim), using TDD.
When I run the production code with rails runner, there is no problem:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rails runner lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

When I run with rspec, there is missing dependency:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rspec 



An error occurred while loading ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb.

Failure/Error: isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin



NameError:

  uninitialized constant Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:5:in `<class:AdminEngine>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:4:in `<module:Condorcet>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:3:in `<module:Decidim>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'





Finished in 0.00041 seconds (files took 1.39 seconds to load)

0 examples, 0 failures, 1 error occurred outside of examples



decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

The first line of the spec file, which triggers the problem, is the following:

require 'decidim/condorcet'

Relevant files:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

require "decidim/condorcet/admin"

require "decidim/condorcet/admin_engine"

module Decidim

  module Condorcet

      include ActiveSupport::Configurable

  end

end

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb 

require 'rails/engine'

module Decidim

    module Condorcet

        class AdminEngine < ::Rails::Engine

            isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin

        end

    end

end

I'm not even sure that the require 'rails/engine' line should be in condorcet.rb or some other place. And I could not figure out what to require to have Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch covered.

Where should I declare my dependencies, and what is the one for Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch ?

asked Jan 3 at 11:56

Árpád Magosányi

571621

I am trying to write a module for an existing rails app (decidim), using TDD.
When I run the production code with rails runner, there is no problem:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rails runner lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

When I run with rspec, there is missing dependency:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ rspec 



An error occurred while loading ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb.

Failure/Error: isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin



NameError:

  uninitialized constant Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:5:in `<class:AdminEngine>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:4:in `<module:Condorcet>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:3:in `<module:Decidim>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./lib/decidim/condorcet.rb:2:in `<top (required)>'

# ./spec/condorcet_spec.rb:1:in `<top (required)>'





Finished in 0.00041 seconds (files took 1.39 seconds to load)

0 examples, 0 failures, 1 error occurred outside of examples



decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$

The first line of the spec file, which triggers the problem, is the following:

require 'decidim/condorcet'

Relevant files:

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet.rb 

require "decidim/condorcet/admin"

require "decidim/condorcet/admin_engine"

module Decidim

  module Condorcet

      include ActiveSupport::Configurable

  end

end

decidim@elektori:~/elovalasztok$ cat lib/decidim/condorcet/admin_engine.rb 

require 'rails/engine'

module Decidim

    module Condorcet

        class AdminEngine < ::Rails::Engine

            isolate_namespace Decidim::Condorcet::Admin

        end

    end

end

I'm not even sure that the require 'rails/engine' line should be in condorcet.rb or some other place. And I could not figure out what to require to have Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch covered.

Where should I declare my dependencies, and what is the one for Rails::Engine::ActionDispatch ?

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So there is an rspec-rails gem: https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
It basically takes care of the rails dependencies.
I did the following (already had the dependency in Gemfile):

rails generate rspec:install

to install needed files

added

require 'rails_helper'

to the spec file, and ran

bundle exec rspec

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So there is an rspec-rails gem: https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
It basically takes care of the rails dependencies.
I did the following (already had the dependency in Gemfile):

rails generate rspec:install

to install needed files

added

require 'rails_helper'

to the spec file, and ran

bundle exec rspec

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

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So there is an rspec-rails gem: https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
It basically takes care of the rails dependencies.
I did the following (already had the dependency in Gemfile):

rails generate rspec:install

to install needed files

added

require 'rails_helper'

to the spec file, and ran

bundle exec rspec

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

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So there is an rspec-rails gem: https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
It basically takes care of the rails dependencies.
I did the following (already had the dependency in Gemfile):

rails generate rspec:install

to install needed files

added

require 'rails_helper'

to the spec file, and ran

bundle exec rspec

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

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So there is an rspec-rails gem: https://github.com/rspec/rspec-rails
It basically takes care of the rails dependencies.
I did the following (already had the dependency in Gemfile):

rails generate rspec:install

to install needed files

added

require 'rails_helper'

to the spec file, and ran

bundle exec rspec

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