You should remove "repos" in .gitignore or fix the code accordingly for test to pass.

[idoan]

In order for your 3 lines of code in Read.me to run:

book = Book.create(:title => "Markdown Book Test", :path => 'radar/markdown_book_test') book.enqueue User.create(:email => "test@example.com", :password => "password")

either, You must remove "repos" in the .gitignore considering you already have markdown_book_test folder there, because this code snippet looks for folder Pathname.new(Rails.root + "repos") , which doesn't exist. or you must instruct reader in Read.Me to copy paste folder from "spec/fixtures/repos/radar/markdown_book_test" to "repos/radar/markdown_book_test", and also remove the preceding "../../" in markdown_book_test/.git file

otherwise sidekiq will raise an error of "file/folder not found error", and the tests will fail.

[twist-fetcher]

The sidekiq job which runs after book.enqueue is called (you are running sidekiq, aren't you?) should create this directory.

Please confirm you're running sidekiq. If you are, then I will need to take a deeper look at why this is happening.

On 15 Jun 2016, at 03:20, idoan notifications@github.com wrote:

In order for your 3 lines of code in Read.me to run:

book = Book.create(:title => "Markdown Book Test", :path => 'radar/markdown_book_test') book.enqueue User.create(:email => "test@example.com", :password => "password")

either, You must remove "repos" in the .gitignore considering you already have markdown_book_test folder there, because this code snippet looks for folder Pathname.new(Rails.root + "repos") , which doesn't exist. or you must instruct reader in Read.Me to copy paste folder from "spec/fixtures/repos/radar/markdown_book_test" to "repos/radar/markdown_book_test"

otherwise sidekiq will raise an error of "file/folder not found error", and the tests will fail.

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[idoan]

yes, of course sidekiq is working. in fact, sidekiq itself is throwing that error. clone the repo and give it a try . here is the exact error :

2016-06-16T07:56:44.494Z 1105 TID-oxhkx5x2s WARN: {"class"=>"BookWorker", "args"=>["1"], "retry"=>true, "queue"=>"default", "jid"=>"1abcdc69a0dd3650fa39a0e3", "created_at"=>1466063722.312774, "enqueued_at"=>1466063804.490088, "error_message"=>"No such file or directory @ dir_chdir - /Users/XXXX/Development/Rails/twist-my-saas-stripe/repos/radar/markdown_book_test", "error_class"=>"Errno::ENOENT", "failed_at"=>1466063722.336255, "retry_count"=>2, "retried_at"=>1466063804.49359}

[idoan]

ok, I think I have found the problem, you commented out the line in BookWorker.rb where this repository is cloned, #git.update!, when you uncomment this, as you tell the markdown_book_test repository is cloned to the correct path.

[idoan]

I think you wrongfully commented out git.update instead of the above line book.current_commit = git.current_commit rescue nil , since you don't use current_commit anywhere . am I right?

[radar]

Both lines should be uncommented. Thanks for lettign me know about that :)