Backgroundrb devel - Oct 2006 - Start script is perfectly fine or How to look like an idiot

Ok let this be a lesson to the general public. If you want to look as
idiotic as I do right now do the following:
Stay up all night and attempt to debug code the next day without coffee
Patch the wrong file RAILS_ROOT/scripts/backgroundrb/start instead of one in
plugin dir.
Create a patch in the right location containing nothing but an extra space
Send it to the whole Ruby community AND file a bug.
Only afterward, look at any of the damn files to discover  that you''ve
made
an ass of yourself.

Got it? Good!

Apologies to everyone. Apparently when I updated the plugin and re-ran rake
backgroundrb:setup it
did not overwrite my old version of the start script with the new, correct
one already in trunk.

-- 
Best Regards,
Christian Romney
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On Oct 16, 2006, at 8:32 AM, Christian Romney wrote:
> Ok let this be a lesson to the general public. If you want to look  
> as idiotic as I do right now do the following:
> Stay up all night and attempt to debug code the next day without  
> coffee
> Patch the wrong file RAILS_ROOT/scripts/backgroundrb/start instead  
> of one in plugin dir.
> Create a patch in the right location containing nothing but an  
> extra space
> Send it to the whole Ruby community AND file a bug.
> Only afterward, look at any of the damn files to discover  that  
> you''ve made an ass of yourself.
>
> Got it? Good!
>
> Apologies to everyone. Apparently when I updated the plugin and re- 
> ran rake backgroundrb:setup it
> did not overwrite my old version of the start script with the new,  
> correct one already in trunk.
>
> -- 
> Best Regards,
> Christian Romney
> \

Haha-  no worries Chris. I still appreciate the willingness to make a  
patch and send it out. bravo ;)



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