Adjust path in require statement to work with Ruby 1.9.2 and later #2
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In Ruby 1.9.2 and later, the current directory has been removed from the LOAD_PATH, due to security reasons. This causes an error when running make. The solution is to prefix the module name with ./ to force it to be loaded from the current directory.
Ignores all files generated by running make
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FWIW I just ran into this issue. I worked around it with (I don't know Ruby so this took some Googling to figure out, and then I encountered this issue.) This is a nice piece of code, I linked it here :) |
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:D Funily I also provided a fix for this, now 5 years later... a shame the author does not care about the pull requests... |
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Sorry I haven't maintained this well. This is some code I wrote 17 years ago for a project I was doing at the time, but I no longer have the time or interest to maintain it. If you find it useful I'd encourage you to adopt it. If you do so I'd be happy to link to your version. |
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In Ruby 1.9.2 and later, the current directory has been removed from the
LOAD_PATH, due to security reasons. This causes an error when running make. The
solution is to prefix the module name with ./ to force it to be loaded from the
current directory.