undefined method `inline?' for #<Module:0x00000102114998> in Rails 3.1 w/ Ruby 1.9.3

[shedd]

I'm in the process of upgrading a Rails 2.3.14 app to Rails 3.1. The Rails 2 app successfully used Resque Loner, but whenever the upgraded code attempts to enqueue something, the following error is returned:

undefined method inline?' for #Module:0x00000102114998`

This is the resque portion of the trace:

resque-loner (1.2.0) lib/resque-ext/job.rb:15:in create_with_loner'
resque (1.8.2) lib/resque.rb:191:in enqueue'

Any suggestions on where to look for a fix?

[jayniz]

On the road, short response: that's stuff to support inline execution of jobs, like in tests for example. Did you also upgrade resque-loner, or just your project?

[philippbayer]

Hello,

Curiously, I recently started to get the same error - in resque-loner 1.2.1, using Rails 3.0.10.

Here's the build-log from travis CI: http://travis-ci.org/#!/gedankenstuecke/snpr/builds/1483747
(Ignore the Deprecation-warnings from FactoryGirl please :) )

In prior versions (resque-loner 1.0.1) it works, because job.rb in lib/resque-ext/ doesn't seem to use "inline?".

Should i force an older version of resque-loner for now or is this an issue when Rails' version is < 3.1?

[jayniz]

I guess the problem is, that inline? is not defined in the Resque version you're using. Low on time at the moment, we'd have to see if inline? is a new method that is not present in your Resque version, or an old version that is no longer present in your Resque verison.

[philippbayer]

We use the newest version on Travis - here's the Gemfile: https://github.com/gedankenstuecke/snpr/blob/master/Gemfile.ci

I now forced the version of resque-loner to an older one to stop the Travis-testsuite-failing-mail-spam, without the ~> '1.0.1', I get the above error

[todddickerson]

Same issue, 1.9.3, rails 3.2.7, resque 1.10.0, downgrade to 1.0.1 working

[Nowaker]

Resque.inline? has been introduced in resque 1.14.0. Upgrade to get resque-loner working.

[meatballhat]

Please yell if this is still broken for you!