RubyPython::PyObject::FFI (NameError) about pygments.rb

[akzhan]

Try to use https://github.com/akzhan/pygments.rb to check is rubypython 0.6.1 helps to restore gollum on Travis.

This feature is in PR #26.

[bootstraponline]

Thanks for the pointer. I mentioned it on #360 and am testing your fork with gollum on travis now.

[bootstraponline]

Looks like it doesn't solve the problem. Pygments.rb should update to use the new rubypython anyway though.
http://travis-ci.org/#!/bootstraponline/gollum/jobs/1424169

I opened an issue on rubypython.
https://bitbucket.org/raineszm/rubypython/issue/14/rubypython-pyobject-ffi-nameerror

[akzhan]

It looks like this is RubyPython related issue.

Will create prq there (To use ::FFI instead of simply FFI).

[bootstraponline]

Thanks for submitting the pull request.

[akzhan]

@bootstraponline New version of the rubypython has been released. Is it helps?

[bootstraponline]

Thanks for letting me know. I'll try it and see.

[bootstraponline]

Doesn't seem to fix the bug. I tested using a forked version of your pygments.rb updated to use the new rubypython.

https://github.com/bootstraponline/pygments.rb

http://travis-ci.org/#!/bootstraponline/gollum/builds/1424930

[akzhan]

Strange.. I need to checkout gollum. Voodoo magic :)

[akzhan]

On my Debian bundle exec rake runs (with some fails) on ruby 1.9.3.

Will test on 1.8.7.

[bootstraponline]

Two tests will fail if you don't have asciidoc installed. sudo apt-get install -y asciidoc

[akzhan]

@bootstraponline There is another trouble - I cannot reproduce Travis error. Now installing REE (1.8.7) to test it.

[bootstraponline]

I have never been able to reproduce the travis error and I'm running the same environment (exact ruby version + Ubuntu 11.10).

[akzhan]

I should note that another project that uses Pygments of my fork and rubypython 0.6.1 successfully pass Travis.

https://secure.travis-ci.org/#!/gitlabhq/gitlabhq

[akzhan]

This is not trouble of Pygments.rb nor rubypython.

Try to look is anywhere 'ffi' ruby file redefined so 'ffi' gem simply not loaded?

Another solution - require 'ffi' in preinitializer and check for FFI module existence immediately.

And last - try to emulate Travis vagrant worker using their boxes and cookbooks.

[bootstraponline]

As far as I can tell ffi is not redefined and the ffi gem is loaded. Gollum worked perfectly on travis-ci until travis-ci updated their image. I tried require 'ffi' and that doesn't seem to have worked.

I downloaded the Travis ruby box and will try to reproduce the issue using that. Thanks for your help.

[akzhan]

Please close this issue :) Problem was solved, and was related to FFI/Travis.

[bootstraponline]

Fixed by uninstalling ffi.