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Erno Mononen
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I was able to reproduce with your steps, so I filed
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=150622 for this. Don't
know the cause yet, will investigate. Thanks once again for the steps to
reproduce,
Erno
Erno Mononen wrote:
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Thanks a lot! That's really helpful, I will try your steps.
Erno
bkocik wrote:
| Quote: | I found this thread because I was having the same problem myself. I
upgraded
to last night's nightly build of 6.5 (200810170201), and I still have
the
issue. The good news is I can easily recreate it for you.
If you happen to have Rails 1.2.6 (or, presumably, any 1.2.x version,
though
I only know I can reproduce with 1.2.6 for sure - it doesn't fail
with my
2.1.0 projects), try these commands:
rails _1.2.6_ test_fail
cd test_fail
script/generate controller main index
Now open that as a new project in NetBeans, create your test_fail_test
database, and try to run the main_controller_test.rb file. If the
stars are
aligned, you'll get a stack trace that begins thusly:
1) Error:
test_truth(MainControllerTest):
ArgumentError: interning empty string
Alternatively, I've created a project using the above steps and have
frozen
Rails 1.2.6 into it. You can pick it up here:
http://bkocik.net/tmp/test_fail.tar.gz
I tried to make it work without a DB, but was unsuccessful, so you'll
have
to either modify it to do that or create a test_fail_test database in
MySQL.
Hope this helps . . .
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Chris Nelson
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| Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 3:06 am Post subject: Tests all error after upgrading to 6.5 beta |
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Hey, I actually managed to track down and fix the problem. I thought
it was kind of interesting so I blogged about it here:
http://mysterycoder.blogspot.com/2008/10/fun-with-hook-methods-in-ruby.html
Attached is a version nb_test_mediator.rb which fixes the problem by
correctly delegating to super from inherited. If you would, let me
know if it makes into the codebase so I know when it's safe to upgrade
to a later build of NB.
Thanks, and please accept my apologies for the overly negative tone of
my earlier email. This was a rather tricky bug (at least I found it
so).
--Chris
On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 5:28 PM, Erno Mononen <address-removed> wrote:
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I was able to reproduce with your steps, so I filed
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=150622 for this. Don't know
the cause yet, will investigate. Thanks once again for the steps to
reproduce,
Erno
Erno Mononen wrote:
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Thanks a lot! That's really helpful, I will try your steps.
Erno
bkocik wrote:
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I found this thread because I was having the same problem myself. I
upgraded
to last night's nightly build of 6.5 (200810170201), and I still have the
issue. The good news is I can easily recreate it for you.
If you happen to have Rails 1.2.6 (or, presumably, any 1.2.x version,
though
I only know I can reproduce with 1.2.6 for sure - it doesn't fail with my
2.1.0 projects), try these commands:
rails _1.2.6_ test_fail
cd test_fail
script/generate controller main index
Now open that as a new project in NetBeans, create your test_fail_test
database, and try to run the main_controller_test.rb file. If the stars
are
aligned, you'll get a stack trace that begins thusly:
1) Error:
test_truth(MainControllerTest):
ArgumentError: interning empty string
Alternatively, I've created a project using the above steps and have
frozen
Rails 1.2.6 into it. You can pick it up here:
http://bkocik.net/tmp/test_fail.tar.gz
I tried to make it work without a DB, but was unsuccessful, so you'll
have
to either modify it to do that or create a test_fail_test database in
MySQL.
Hope this helps . . .
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