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cannot load such file -- solr_wrapper/rake_task on server #196

Closed little9 closed 6 years ago

little9 commented 6 years ago

Running the MeSH import rake task in prodution MESH_FILE=/home/deploy/d2018.bin rake mesh:import gives the following error: 

rails aborted!
LoadError: cannot load such file -- solr_wrapper/rake_task

I think this is because solr_wrapper is a dev dependency. It looks like there was a similar issue with epigaea: https://github.com/curationexperts/epigaea/issues/147

mark-dce commented 6 years ago

I think we initially had this in epigaea or laevigata as well. It might be worth taking a look at how their gem files and rake tasks are structured.

jenlindner commented 6 years ago

This should be prevented by this line in a project's Rakefile: https://github.com/curationexperts/mahonia/blob/master/Rakefile#L9, shouldn't it? I'm investigating.

jenlindner commented 6 years ago

None of the conditionals we have in place to check for production are actually working, in our local rake files, when running rake tasks from the command line. I checked Laevigata too, same problem there. Our Rakefile and ci and rubocop tasks all check for production to prevent solr_wrapper and other things from running, but the condition doesn't work. I tried a few variations on syntax, and an attempt with an ENV variable, but none worked.

I did get the import to run by commenting out the tasks in the files we don't want to run, then adding the rails_env to the rake cmd: rake MESH_FILE=/home/deploy/d2018.bin mesh:import RAILS_ENV=production, then uncommenting our rake files. I'm going to close this ticket and open one about the conditionals in rake files not working properly.