Aerodame wrote:> Due to some corporate firewall difficulties I decided to go to my home
> Mac and install the plugin in a rails project and then just copy the
> plugin from the vendors/plugin folder to my (inside) corporate
> project.
>
> Is there a special registration that needs to take place somehow for
> the plugin as rails doesn''t seem to recognize the method yet.
Often, yes. Copying plugins is rarely a good idea unless you remember
to run install.rb . Probably better to use script/plugin install with a
local path or a local repository URL.
And if you have corporate firewall difficulties, get them resolved now
(the http_proxy environment variable may be helpful on *nix). For
effective Rails development, you''re going to want working connections
to
rubygems.org and Github.
>
> How do you run the "test" function that is in the plugin
directory?
There''s a Rake task -- test:plugins or something like that.
>
> BTW, I''m just following along in the Rails Up and Running
book''s
> examples to execute through this.
Best,
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