Rails core - Nov 2008 - [patch] don't eval recognize_optimized as part of recognition_optimization.rb. It produces meaningless line numbers.

Hi.

This weekend I spent a bit of time trying to discover what causes rcov
to recieve line numbers greater than present in source files. I
suspected some ruby bug. But it turned out to be a small rails buglet.

Dynamic definition of recognize_optimized uses __FILE__ and __LINE__ as
it''s context which for sufficiently large routes produces large enough
line numbers. I think that using __FILE__ is not correct, because it
confuses original lines of __FILE__ with generated ones. The fix is here
http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994-ruby-on-rails/tickets/1319-patch-dont-eval-recognize_optimized-as-part-of-recognition_optimizationrb-it-produces-meaningless-line-numbers


-- 
Aliaksey Kandratsenka <alkondratenko@gmail.com>


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