Error: Cannot load such file -- image_size

[HDLP9]

Hi phallstrom,

Thanks for keeping updating this gem. More utf8 support and max upload size rocks. ;)

Just a heads up...After updating today it's not possible to start the application without adding:

gem image_size

to the gemfile.

Maybe it should be some warning in the README.md for that.

Best regards.

[phallstrom]

You had to add that in the Rails app Gemfile? I may have tweaked something... by default it's not required because it's possible to disable thumbnail generation entirely, but you're right, the defaults might have gotten changed.

On Nov 21, 2012, at 3:26 PM, Hélio Pereira wrote:

Hi phallstrom,

Thanks for keeping updating this gem. More utf8 support and max upload size rocks. ;)

Just a heads up...After updating today it's not possible to start the application without adding:

gem image_size

to the gemfile.

Maybe it should be some warning in the README.md for that.

Best regards.

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[HDLP9]

Yes I had to. With "rails s" command I got this:

el_finder-1.1.1/lib/el_finder/image.rb:3:in `require': cannot load such file -- image_size (LoadError)

[phallstrom]

Ok, thanks. I'll look into it. One of these days soon I'm going to stop working on 1x and see about implementing the 2x API directly...

On Nov 21, 2012, at 3:50 PM, Hélio Pereira wrote:

Yes I had to. With "rails s" command I got this:

el_finder-1.1.1/lib/el_finder/image.rb:3:in `require': cannot load such file -- image_size (LoadError)

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[phallstrom]

@Helio-Pereira What's your environment? Rails/ruby/app-server versions? RVM? I just cleaned out my RVM gemset for my el_finder example site, ran bundle install and it picked up image_size like it should...

[HDLP9]

Hummm..Strange! Maybe it was something in my environment.

Rails: 3.2.9
Ruby: 1.9.3 p194

I'll try it when I get home again and let you know.

[phallstrom]

Someone else is having the same issue. Hopefully we can figure out the difference and resolve it.

On Nov 23, 2012, at 1:56 AM, Hélio Pereira notifications@github.com wrote:

Hummm..Strange! Maybe it was something in my environment.

Rails: 3.2.9
Ruby: 1.9.3 p194

I'll try it when I get home again and let you know.

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