generator not injecting files on Windows

[nt255]

Not sure if this is really an issue:

Running 'padrino g admin' in my project directory creates all the files but does not inject to config/app.rb. I have to go into that file and manually mount the generated Admin app for it to work. Similarly, running 'padrino g admin_page post' creates all the views and controllers but does not inject to admin/app.rb, and this is perhaps why the new tab for the admin panel is never added.

I'm pretty sure I've used the commands correctly (creating, migrating, seeding) and I can access the admin page directly from the URL.

I'm running Ruby 1.9.3 p545. Padrino is also up to date, as well as Thor and all the other gems.

Thanks.

[ujifgc]

Can not reproduce. Please provide a minimal failing project with a Gemfile.lock

[nt255]

https://github.com/ntuntasood/padrino-1782

I have my command prompt history in command_history.txt.

[ujifgc]

Oh, that's Windows. Okay, that might be the problem. Will look into it.

Is it rubyinstaller or cygwin?

[nt255]

rubyinstaller

[ujifgc]

Thank you for your report!

[nt255]

no problem thanks for your help

[nt255]

So I've installed the latest version with your commit and the admin generator now injects to config/app.rb and Admin is mounted. However, when generating an admin page, admin/app.rb is not actually changed (despite it saying so) so I have to manually add role.project_module :posts, '/posts' to the admin access control so the tab appears in the nav bar.

PS C:\Users\ecofriendly\documents\coding\test> padrino g admin_page post
      create  admin/views/posts
      create  admin/controllers/posts.rb
      create  admin/views/posts/_form.slim
      create  admin/views/posts/edit.slim
      create  admin/views/posts/index.slim
      create  admin/views/posts/new.slim
      insert  admin/app.rb

[ujifgc]

It should work, I checked. How did you installed the edge version? Can you try bundle exec padrino g admin_page post?

[nt255]

I have gem 'padrino', :github => 'padrino/padrino-framework' in the project Gemfile before running bundle. Also, I've tried that command and it still doesn't work.

Here is my project: https://github.com/ntuntasood/padrino-1782-2

[ujifgc]

Your project works on my system. It inserts role.project_module :posts, '/posts' into admin/app.rb with command bundle exec padrino g admin_page post.

Though I failed to properly use gem 'padrino', :github => 'padrino/padrino-framework' on Windows, so I cloned the repo to vendor/padrino-framework and used this: gem 'padrino', :path => 'vendor/padrino-framework'.

[nt255]

Hmm, still doesn't work on mine. I'll try to see what's going on.