Rails 3.0beta4, Devise 1.1.rc2 and right_aws incompatibility

[andrea]

Hello,
I am trying to use both devise and right_aws in a new rails 3.0
project.
It seems devise and right_aws don't work well together as, after
adding right_aws to a working devise app when trying to access the
default sign_in, sign_up, or sign_out resources I get the error
ActionController::RoutingError (wrong constant name Devise/
sessionsController). Is this a know issue? I don't know if this
depends on devise or right_aws as I haven't investigated yet but the
lower cased sessionsController makes me think it's some kind of
right_aws monkey patching with unexpected side effects.

Regards
Andrea

[andrea]

It's definitely a right_aws issue. right_aws/lib/awsbase/support.rb
defines a String#camelize method that is not compatible with the rails
one.

[José Valim]

Woah, these defining an incompatible String#camelize is evil. :)

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[Peter Vandenberk]

FWIW: this has been reported on github...

http://github.com/rightscale/right_aws/issues#issue/28

... and a "Rails 3" compatible version of right_aws can be checked out
from mikel's forked repository.

Hopefully the right_aws guys will accept his pull request before too
long ;-)

Peter

On Jul 17, 8:38 pm, andrea <longhiand...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,

> I am trying to use both devise andright_awsin a new rails 3.0
> project.
> It seems devise andright_awsdon't work well together as, after
> addingright_awsto a working devise app when trying to access the

> default sign_in, sign_up, or sign_out resources I get the error
> ActionController::RoutingError (wrong constant name Devise/
> sessionsController). Is this a know issue? I don't know if this

> depends on devise orright_awsas I haven't investigated yet but the
> lower cased sessionsController makes me think it's some kind ofright_awsmonkey patching with unexpected side effects.
>
> Regards
> Andrea