Inploy gem problems

[Erik Dahlstrand]

Hi!

I've installed Inploy as a gem both locally and on the remote server.
The problem is that the rake tasks do not appear.

Running from Rails root:
$ rake inploy:remote:setup
rake aborted!
Don't know how to build task 'inploy:remote:setup'

$ rake -T
Do not list any Inploy tasks

The plugin version works but I prefer gems.

Kind regards, Erik

[Douglas Campos]

Hi Erik!

Did you used *sudo* to install the gem? try to run gem list, and see
if it lists the inploy gem

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[Diego Carrion]

Hi Erik,

as today, you need to add this to your Rakefile:

require ‘inploy’

load ‘tasks/inploy.rake’

I will try to improve this to be maybe something like this:

require 'inploy/tasks'

cheers

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[Erik Dahlstrand]

Ok, I'll try that.

Do you think it can be fixed so that no modifications to Rakefile is
necessary?

I had the same problem with another gem (Xapit) a while ago. Maybe you
can get some inspiration from how Ryan solved it
http://github.com/ryanb/xapit/commit/adebe8a2b8b8dd886de5081dbe51984fb1f1d6e7

Thanks Diego and Douglas!

[Diego Carrion]

The difference with Xapit is that when used as a gem, you need to run a generator so it places the rake tasks inside the application.

IMHO, adding a line to the Rakefile is more conformable than running a generator and having more files in the application. When I have to add a new line to the Rakefile, I usually setup this in my Rails template. What do you think?

[Erik Dahlstrand]

Ok, didn't know that. Thanks for explaining Diego.

On 9 Nov, 17:02, Diego Carrion <dc.r...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The difference with Xapit is that when used as a gem, you need to run a
> generator so it places the rake tasks inside the application.
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> IMHO, adding a line to the Rakefile is more conformable than running a
> generator and having more files in the application. When I have to add a new
> line to the Rakefile, I usually setup this in my Rails template. What do you
> think?
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> On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Erik Dahlstrand

> <erik.dahlstr...@gmail.com>wrote:

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> > Ok, I'll try that.
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> > Do you think it can be fixed so that no modifications to Rakefile is
> > necessary?
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> > I had the same problem with another gem (Xapit) a while ago. Maybe you
> > can get some inspiration from how Ryan solved it
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> >http://github.com/ryanb/xapit/commit/adebe8a2b8b8dd886de5081dbe51984f...

> >www.mouseoverstudio.com/blog/http://www.twitter.com/dcrec1http://www....