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Gem problem - can't activate activesupport
Hi!
Hopefully this is the proper venue for platform-specific API issues. I'm having a problem using the ruby-satisfaction gem. I'm getting the following error within script/console when I type "require 'satisfaction'":
Gem::Exception: can't activate activesupport (>= 0), already activated activesupport-2.0.991]
My only guess is that there's some issue with having a different version of Rails frozen into my app (2.0.991) than is installed on the system as a gem (2.1).
I can successfully use the gem from a normal irb prompt. Just not script/console.
Any suggestions?
Hopefully this is the proper venue for platform-specific API issues. I'm having a problem using the ruby-satisfaction gem. I'm getting the following error within script/console when I type "require 'satisfaction'":
Gem::Exception: can't activate activesupport (>= 0), already activated activesupport-2.0.991]
My only guess is that there's some issue with having a different version of Rails frozen into my app (2.0.991) than is installed on the system as a gem (2.1).
I can successfully use the gem from a normal irb prompt. Just not script/console.
Any suggestions?
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Inappropriate?I'm stuck in bed sick right now, and my brain isn't being very responsive, so I don't think I can help you immediately.
I can say, however, that once I'm feeling a little bit better, I'll make sure that try to reproduce the problem and fix it quickly.
To use the gem right now, there is a file called external_dependencies.rb defined in the gem that requires active_support. Try pulling that out and seeing if you can get any further.
Sorry for the frustration and confusion,
Scott
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Inappropriate?Hey, I appreciate the reply while you're under the weather.
I played around a little bit and have some info. I downloaded the source code for v0.3 and placed satisfaction.rb & /satisfaction in my /lib folder. I'm able to safely require 'satisfaction' like this. It's a suitable work around for me, but I can imagine you'll still want to try to figure things out with the gem.
Thanks.
!jon
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