Can't use system rake with a bundled rails app #159
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I think it might work if you require your environment file ontop of Rakefile something like this: |
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I tried it and it didn't work :(. I'm getting the same error. |
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I had the same problem, due to the fact that I was using Ruby 1.9 (rather than 1.8), so I guess the problem comes from the multi-ruby enhancement introduced in bundler 0.8.0. As a matter of fact, I tried installing gem bundler version 0.7 (rather than 0.8) and the problem was solved |
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Same problem overhere |
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same issue :( |
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this works if using bundler 0.9.11 |
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same problem here. rails 3 beta2 came with bundler 0.9.14 - that brought the above mentioned problem. thanks for the tip of v0.9.11 - works. |
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0.9.13 works for me. .14 and .15 don't |
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This is a ruby 1.9 only issue All new version of bundler up to 0.9.18 are broken on ruby 1.9.1 /1.9.2-dev when using system rake Version that works are 0.9.13 Ah.. this is annoying |
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something like this also happens to me when i ruby 1.9.1p378 (2010-01-10 revision 26273) [x86_64-linux] |
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Any updates on this? I am running bundler 0.9.25, ruby 1.9.2-head (1.9.3 trunk) and rails 3.0.0beta3. Any help would be greatly appreciated :-) |
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So, a small update: I deleted all gems installed with bundle by running the following in my project directory: I then manually installed all of the gems using "gem install ..." instead of using bundle and everything appears to be working now. I hope they get this sorted out though, bundler is so much easier when it works :-) |
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Thanks for the workaround @topherfangio. That was the only way I could get rake working for now with bundler 0.9.25 and ruby 1.9.1 |
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For what it's worth, I had the same problem. Deleted ".bundle" folders and re-installed through gem install and it works now. ruby 1.9.3dev (2010-05-23 trunk 27967) |
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If you've already installed gems using bundler then you can easily install them into system with one command from you project's vendor/bundler/cache: |
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Had the same problem I keep forgetting to use bundle exec. Try using, bundle exec rake test:units |
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I had a similar problem using bundler 0.9.26. It was caused by one :git => ... sourced gem I was using having a "require 'rake'" in it's gemspec file. |
I've just converted a Rails 2.3.5 app from the old config.gem declarations to use bundler instead. One issue I've had is not being able to use system rake. Things seem to work if I use the bundled rake executable in bin, though.
I think the problem is that rake is a dependency of rails, and when I run a rake task that loads the rails environment, it in turn loads the bundler environment, which loads the bundled copy of rake even though it's already loaded.
I don't mind using
./bin/rakerather thanrake, but that has it's own issues. (See this).Anyhow, here's the stack trace I get when running system rake:
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