Hi,
I had to battle quite a bit to find how to load acts_as_taggable
without using require_gem.
where I previously had
require_gem ''acts_as_taggable''
I tried replacing by the obvious
gem ''acts_as_taggable''
require ''acts_as_taggable''
this failed miserably. The trick is that the acts_as_taggable module
is in a file named taggable in the lib directory of the gem. so to get
it to work you have to replace the require with :
require ''taggable''
Now you can use acts_as_taggable without any warnings. While this may
seem obvious to many here, I hope it prevents the waste of a couple
hours to a few other newbies thus my post.
Back to tracking every last of these deprecation warnings now that my
test pass again :)
Jean
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