I've made a fork of the Github repo, to do some tinkering.
I wanted to run the various tests on my machines before I started changing
anything in my fork.
I'm following the description in hobo/README.md for the Unit Tests. This
document is probably outdated - there's a reference to the CHANGES-1.4.txt,
for example. That may be why I'm having difficulties.
I created a new clean gemset ('hobo-test'), then did the set up for the
test:
export HOBODEV=`pwd`
to get the Current Working Directory into a parameter for the script that
follows.
for f in dryml hobo_support hobo_fields hobo ; do cd $f ; bundle
install ; cd .. ; done
When I execute the shell commands, I get several warnings and one failure:
Bundler could not find compatible versions for gem "actionpack":
In Gemfile:
dryml (>= 0) ruby depends on
actionpack (~> 4.0.2) ruby
rails (= 3.2.12) ruby depends on
actionmailer (= 3.2.12) ruby depends on
actionpack (3.2.12)
Looking at my gem list, I see that Rails 4.0.8 has been picked up. There is
no railties or other Rails component at 3.2.x. actionmailer is at 4.0.8.
There must be something else about the test environment that isn't
documented, I think.
I also see that there are two versions of rake that are installed. This
implies that one of those subdirectories is requiring something different
from the others, and applying different constraints. That's perfectly
plausible - I understand that some of the components can be used separately
from Hobo.
What am I missing in the setup for doing Unit Tests?
Cheers, JeremyC
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