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3 errors using Suspenders #31
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Hi Michael, Number 2 is definitely fixed in 0.2.3 of Suspenders. I was unable to re-create number 3, either. I am seeing MySQL errors:
And:
MySQL is running on my machine. Is that what you're seeing, too? |
I confirmed that number 3 was fixed in 0.2.3 as well by this patch: |
@durrantm, it's been a while so I'm going to close this issue, but if it's still a problem I'd like to hear it! |
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I am trying to use Suspenders.
However I am getting some errors.
I am getting them both locally on my own box and remotely at site5 ISP so there's probably common themes.
I am on Ubuntu 10.04.
Specifically:
The mysql (which I use extensively) prompts for password always fail. I think in both cases the root account can't login so how to I specify a different (i.e.myself) user for the mysql piece, i.e. is there a parameter or something I should edit?
generator_clearance & generator_clearance _features. Not sure if related to above but in both places I get:
create lib/tasks/cucumber.rake
gsub config/database.yml
gsub config/database.yml
force config/database.yml
generate clearance
Could not find generator clearance.
generate clearance_features
Could not find generator clearance_features.
create public/stylesheets/sass/screen.scss
Then I get:
create features/step_definitions/factory_girl_steps.rb
insert features/support/env.rb
/home/rormdcom/ruby/gems/gems/suspenders-0.2.2/template/suspenders.rb:22:in `replace_in_file': /require .capybara_javascript_emulation./ not found in features/support/env.rb (RuntimeError)
Thanks, Michael.
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