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[kjvarga]

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[kjvarga]

Thanks for the report Brian.

I've released v1.3.4 that fixes the problem.

[barmstrong]

Hi kjvarga,

FYI, I went to install this on another Rails project today and got a "no such file to load" when running "rake sitemap:install"

https://gist.github.com/735876

I reverted sitemap_generator_tasks.rake back to it's prior version from a few days ago and that fixed it. I had it installed as a plugin, so maybe something about the rescue at the top of the file that used to be there? Wanted to let you know.

[barmstrong]

Actually v1.3.5 didn't generate any links in the sitemap file either on my Rails 2.2.2 project.

I had to revert back to v1.3.4 and it worked again.

For anyone else who runs into this, you can install the plugin with an earlier version by adding it manually, and then checking out the right version:

cd vender/plugins
git clone git://github.com/kjvarga/sitemap_generator.git
cd sitemap_generator
git checkout v1.3.4
cd ../../..
rake sitemap:install

Hope it helps someone! Again, this is using the plugin instead of the gem, and on rails 2.2.2 so not sure if it is affecting others as well.

[barmstrong]

P.S. The plugin is really awesome - it has saved me a ton of time to just wanted to say thanks for posting and maintaining it!

[kjvarga]

Hi Brian, thanks for the support. It's good to hear from people who use it and that they find it useful :)

That's really weird that it throws a "no such file to load" exception. I run my tests on a plugin and a gem install, and my expectation was that if it's installed as a plugin, then 'require sitemap_generator' should always work, because I would have expected it to be in the load path or something...evidently that's not the case.

I guess it loads the tasks but doesn't require the library? So you have to require the whole rails environment for every task if running as a plugin. I think it's odd that Rails would work that way. But I'm testing on 2.3.8, so it may be down to a different in the Rails version.

Looks like I'll have to add that rescue back in.

[kjvarga]

Hey Brian, can you try out v1.3.6? It should be working. I also fixed a problem with a missing 'pluralize' method, not sure why you didn't have a problem with that...

Cheers,
Karl

[barmstrong]

Hi Karl,

Yep ran into the pluralize one too but forgot to mention it.

Ok just tried 1.3.6 and worked perfectly from install to refresh - no errors. You rule! Thanks for the update.
Brian