I just pulled out a lot of air over this as well, and I just fixed it.
My error was that I checked out
http://svn.rails-engines.org/plugins/engines
assuming that this was the latest edge engines. It is not. (I swear I
read somewhere on the engines site that it is an alias for the
latest...)
To use engines with rails edge, you need to check out
http://svn.rails-engines.org/engines/trunk
But you refrenced the correct url in your message, so i'm not sure. I
would make sure your plugins directory is completely clean, and let svn
know it is clean, then check out the engines trunk again.
If you have the correct version, you should see stuff like this in the
vendor/plugins/engines/lib directory:
bundles bundles.rb engines engines.rb
The old (stable) engines only has 'engines engines.rb'.
Good luck...
Patrick
Jay wrote:
> I know that this general topic has been covered a lot in on this list,
> so I apologize for adding another, but this problem seems to be slightly
> different from what others have experienced.
>
> Like everyone else, I'm trying to get engines working with edge rails.
> I've obtained the trunk brach of the engines, login_engine, and
> user_engine plugins (tried various ways with the same result - svn
> checkout, svn export, script\plugin
> --source=http://svn.rails-engines.org/engines/trunk/ install engines,
> svn externals, etc.). I have the lines:
>
> module Engines
> CONFIG={:edge => true}
> end
>
> at the very top of environment.rb, before anything else. I have
> revision 309 of the engines/login_engine/user_engine plugins. However,
> whenever I attempt to do a rake engine_info or engine_migrate, I get the
> "undefined method 'log' for Engines:module" error message from rake in
> dependencies_extensions.rb:28. I've been wrestling with this for the
> better part of a day now, and I've tried everything I could think of,
> including clearing out my local plugin directories, using the different
> methods of getting them listed above, googling, etc., to no avail. Any
> suggestions on what I could be messing up?
>
> Jay
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