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An attempt to replace the testing facility in rubygems via a test plugin.
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Error installing gems after installing rubygems-test #31

Closed rosstimson closed 13 years ago

rosstimson commented 13 years ago

As soon as I install the latest rubygems-test (0.4.0) gem I cannot install any gems afterwards. I get the following error:

ERROR: Could not find gem (xxxx) ERROR: Could not find a valid gem '' () in any repository ERROR: While executing gem ... (NoMethodError) undefined method `downcase' for nil:NilClass

I had originally thought this was an unrelated issue with my environment so wiped out my local gem source_cache and everything seemed fine. Installations of gems only stopped working when I reinstalled rubygems-test, uninstalling fixes the issue.

My environment is: Mac OS X 10.6.7 Ruby 1.9.2p180 (under RVM) Rubygems 1.7.2

My .gemrc has these options for rubygems-test:

test_options: auto_test_on_install: true install_development_dependencies: true upload_results: true force_install: true # set if you want to install gems even if they fail tests. force_uninstall_on_failure: false

erikh commented 13 years ago

Knowing what gems you're trying to install would really help expose the issues.

rosstimson commented 13 years ago

Sorry, first time round it was haml, sass, and compass. They were all recently updated so I thought it was specific to them however I blitzed entire cache and started over. I was just reinstalling some of the gems I had before wiping everything when the issue popped up again, it seemed to be all gems.

Just tested a little by removing some random gems (slim, unicorn, nanoc, compass-susy-plugin), next reinstalled rubygems-test and tried reinstalling the afore mentioned gems; no joy - same error on all of them and all successfully install again once rubygems-test is removed.

erikh commented 13 years ago

Ok, thanks. I'll try to address this tomorrow evening. I suspect it's the combination of force_install and auto_test...

erikh commented 13 years ago

I've released 0.4.1; do you mind testing this gem out and seeing if it resolves your issue? You may need to uninstall any versions of rubygems-test you have installed first.

rosstimson commented 13 years ago

Spot on this seems to have done the trick, tested with same gems as before without any problems. Thanks.