> Finally found it! When running through "bundler exec rake", the test
> suite was running through rake_test_loader, which finds all the tests
> and calls "Require" on each one. I modified this program to show which
> specific test was causing the crash. It was
> test/functional/searches_controller
On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Christian Johansen wrote:
>>> There is also a problem related to the way that execute() gets called
>>> on anonymous classes on Ruby 1.8.7. I tried to wrap my mind around the
>>> use_case gem so I could understand how to fix it, but it is beyond me.
>>> I've filed
>> There is also a problem related to the way that execute() gets called
>> on anonymous classes on Ruby 1.8.7. I tried to wrap my mind around the
>> use_case gem so I could understand how to fix it, but it is beyond me.
>> I've filed the details at https://issues.gitorious.org/issues/177
>
> I'm l
Ken Dreyer writes:
> I recently investigated some test suite failures on the "next" branch.
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> For Fedora 19 (Ruby 2.0.0), there's a really simple adjustment that is
> needed. The details are at
> https://gitorious.org/gitorious/mainline/merge_requests/235
Great - thanks! I just merged this,
I recently investigated some test suite failures on the "next" branch.
For Fedora 19 (Ruby 2.0.0), there's a really simple adjustment that is
needed. The details are at
https://gitorious.org/gitorious/mainline/merge_requests/235
For CentOS 6 (Ruby 1.8.7), the failures are more complex. The
"refut
