Load Errors

[zakjholt]

Hey,
I was hoping to get some guidance as to how I might get these files to work. When I try to run the spec files in cmd using the ruby function, I'm getting a load error. I don't think the spec file is able to open the lib file.
Any ideas?

[DeftMonk]

were you able to solve this problem?

[DeftMonk]

You guys emailed me about two weeks ago saying I didnt make the cut. Thanks
anyway though.

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 3:36 PM, BrianFiala notifications@github.com
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Since the spec files and lib files are in different directories, try
either moving the lib file to the spec folder, or better yet, just change
the file name after the require line to be

require "~/ ... /test-first-ruby-master/lib/00_hello.rb"
where ... is the specific path leading to the test-first-ruby-master folder

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[DeftMonk]

sorry bro thought u were from appacademy haha was confused. thanks for your
response tho!

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Dustin MacDonald djdeftmonk@gmail.com
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You guys emailed me about two weeks ago saying I didnt make the cut.
Thanks anyway though.

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 3:36 PM, BrianFiala notifications@github.com
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Since the spec files and lib files are in different directories, try
either moving the lib file to the spec folder, or better yet, just change
the file name after the require line to be

require "~/ ... /test-first-ruby-master/lib/00_hello.rb"
where ... is the specific path leading to the test-first-ruby-master
folder

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[BrianFiala]

haha, no problem!

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sorry bro thought u were from appacademy haha was confused. thanks for your
response tho!

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Dustin MacDonald djdeftmonk@gmail.com
wrote:

You guys emailed me about two weeks ago saying I didnt make the cut.
Thanks anyway though.

On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 3:36 PM, BrianFiala notifications@github.com
wrote:

Since the spec files and lib files are in different directories, try
either moving the lib file to the spec folder, or better yet, just change
the file name after the require line to be

require "~/ ... /test-first-ruby-master/lib/00_hello.rb"
where ... is the specific path leading to the test-first-ruby-master
folder

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[roryscot]

I'm also experiencing load errors, both through the terminal and through Cloud9. I tried moving the lib folder into the spec folder without result, and I tried changing the pathway in Atom directly to the file through the lib folder. In that case I get this:

---

00_hello_spec.rb:103: unknown regexp options - rby
00_hello_spec.rb:103: trailing `_' in number
require ~/ documents/ruby/testfirst/lib/00_hello.rb
^
00_hello_spec.rb:103: syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting end-of-input
require ~/ documents/ruby/testfirst/lib/00_hello.rb

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I saved the "00_hello.rb" as "hello", just to eliminate the errors, but it simply resorted to telling me that "describe" is not a defined function--which makes sense, but seems to be tangential to the instructions.

[roslowry]

Greetings! I think it would be recommendable to include guidance on what gems/rakes/general setups are required to make this run. I've had some difficulty getting this to work, despite having set up a relatively recent version of ruby and the latest gem install rspec, as well as run the bundler. I've been at it several hours - guidance is well appreciated!!!

[roryscot]

I ended up just going with Cloud9. If you do the bundle install in a project, and download the folders to that project, you should be able to run the bundle..._spec files

[jauregui3]

I'm having this issue as well using Cloud9. @rsdah13 can you clarify how you got it to work?

[roryscot]

I don't remember exactly, but I think I downloaded the folders into a new workspace and then ran gem bundle install in the terminal. Once you install the bundle gem you simple run the test codes provided in the first exercise. I'll try to look it up later when I have more time. If you can't get it to work, remind me.

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