Locomotive woes
After week one at Trusera I finally have my Mac configured to not use Locomotive. Locomotive is a wonderful little package of very common libraries for Rails on the Mac. It creates a sandbox of the libraries in some crazy tmp directory. I am confused on how they install Rmagick or ImageMagick with out really installing the libraries that are needed. I am concerned that the code I was using would not work out side the context of Locomotive even with the proper libraries and gems installed.
A fun problem to track down was during the booting of Rails via webrick in the Komodo IDE debugger I ran in to an error "constant RedHillConsulting::ForeignKeyMigration should be declared". I am not sure it was related to running webrick in Komodo, but I fixed this by requiring the RedHill libraries inside of the init.rb file for ForeignKeyMigration.
Other then that the other libraries installed very easily on the OSX 10.5 and I can use komodo's debugger.
A fun problem to track down was during the booting of Rails via webrick in the Komodo IDE debugger I ran in to an error "constant RedHillConsulting::ForeignKeyMigration should be declared". I am not sure it was related to running webrick in Komodo, but I fixed this by requiring the RedHill libraries inside of the init.rb file for ForeignKeyMigration.
Other then that the other libraries installed very easily on the OSX 10.5 and I can use komodo's debugger.
