I'm working on a large Rails 3.2 project. I use Zeus (and sometimes Guard) to auto reload rails so the tests run faster. However, when running certain tests, I get uninitialized constant
errors.
It appears that Zeus doesn't like the fact that I've added some subfolders for organizational purposes.
To be specific, under app/models
I added a devices
subfolder and under that I have other folders that correspond to the namespace of a device.
For example, I might have: app/models/devices/amazon/alexa.rb
which would contain the class: Amazon::Alexa
. (not an actual example, but indicative of the naming and folder constructs).
I've added the app/models/devices
folder to the load path in application.rb
:
config.autoload_paths += [ Rails.root.join("app", "models", "devices") ]
This works when I run the Rails app. It also works if I run the specs directly (rspec ...
)
But it fails to load constants when I run via Zeus or Guard.
Any suggestions on how to properly configure Zeus/Guard or Rails/Rspec so the load path works and the classes & constants are loaded correctly?
Thanks!
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