Rails - Mar 2005 - 0.10.1 Bugs Controller Name and App In Subdir

Hi, I just upgraded to rails 0.10.1, and all of my controllers that end in 
a number no longer work.  Is this by design or is it a mistake?  Is there 
a patch?

Also, I had my app residing in a subdirectory, like this 

  http://localhost/subdir/controller/action 

but that no longer works under 0.10.1 either.  I get "routes" errors,
and
the routes documentation is incomplete.  For now I''ve put it back in
the
root so I can work on it, but it needs to be in a subdir.

Any suggestions?

-Lee

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On Sunday 13 March 2005 12:37, LN wrote:
> Hi, I just upgraded to rails 0.10.1, and all of my controllers that end in
Which version of Rails did you upgrade from? If less than 0.10, please see the 
0.10 upgrade documents: http://manuals.rubyonrails.com/read/book/15

If this is the case, you will probably have to add ModuleName::NameController 
to all your nested controllers. For example,

$ ./script/generate controller admin/user
$ head -n 1 app/controllers/admin/user_controller.rb
class Admin::UserController < ActionController::Base

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Nicholas Seckar aka. Ulysses

Thanks for the link, I am reading it now.  But I think I was
unclear about the subdir issue.

  I have a webserver with static content and several web-apps
in various languanges installed in subdirectories.  I want to
add a rails app to the mix.

  So I put a symlink in my htdocs directory that points to the
public folder of the rails directory structure - this works under
9.x but not under 10.1, where I get "routes" errors about their
being no route for the path with prepended subdir name.  

  I am continuing to study that link you sent.

  -Lee

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 13:02:45 -0500, Nicholas Seckar
wrote
> On Sunday 13 March 2005 12:37, LN wrote:
> > Hi, I just upgraded to rails 0.10.1, and all of my controllers that
end in
> Which version of Rails did you upgrade from? If less than 0.10,
>  please see the 
> 0.10 upgrade documents: http://manuals.rubyonrails.com/read/book/15
> 
> If this is the case, you will probably have to add 
> ModuleName::NameController to all your nested controllers. For 
> example,
> 
> $ ./script/generate controller admin/user
> $ head -n 1 app/controllers/admin/user_controller.rb
> class Admin::UserController < ActionController::Base
> 
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> 
> Nicholas Seckar aka. Ulysses
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Same here (htdocs as symlik to public) but it works OK for me (OS X, 
Rails 10.0). Need to check with 10.01 (but I think this has to do with 
sometimes overcomplicated way Rails generates paths to itself).

On 13-mrt-05, at 19:35, LN wrote:
>
>   Thanks for the link, I am reading it now.  But I think I was
> unclear about the subdir issue.
>
>   I have a webserver with static content and several web-apps
> in various languanges installed in subdirectories.  I want to
> add a rails app to the mix.
>
>   So I put a symlink in my htdocs directory that points to the
> public folder of the rails directory structure - this works under
> 9.x but not under 10.1, where I get "routes" errors about their
> being no route for the path with prepended subdir name.
>
>   I am continuing to study that link you sent.
>
>   -Lee--
Julian "Julik" Tarkhanov