Undefined method message in background exception notification about exception_notification

[allspiritseve]

I think I figured this out. I only have exception notifications set up in production, so when running my tests this conditional returns false:

if @Notifier = Rails.application.config.middleware.detect{ |x| x.klass == ExceptionNotifier }

So that's why @exception is nil, but I can't figure out why it's still trying to render the email view.

[barmstrong]

Same problem here. I think you're right, because if I add the middleware in development it works correctly.

It must be rendering the template based off the method name background_exception_notification

As a work around I just set it to call background_exception_notification only if Rails.env.production?

A hard return (so it doesn't render the template) would also prob work there.

[allspiritseve]

Yep, that's the workaround I'm using too.

[masterkain]

Using rails 3-2-stable:

undefined method `detect' for #<Rails::Configuration::MiddlewareStackProxy:0x007fb64c2bd680>
/Users/kain/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p0/bundler/gems/exception_notification-20122d24f3a2/lib/exception_notifier/notifier.rb:81:in `background_exception_notification'

[smartinez87]

@masterkain which Ruby version are you using?
It's working fine for me in Rails 3.2

[masterkain]

You can find the ruby version I'm using in the stack trace,1.9.3-p0; I'll try again in a few and report back.

[smartinez87]

please do, it works fine for me under Rails 3.2 and ruby 1.9.3-p0

[smartinez87]

@masterkain did it work or still no luck?

[masterkain]

@smartinez87 sorry for the lack of info, I've been very busy, I'm going to try again.

[masterkain]

@smartinez87 Rails 3.2.1, exception_notification master: all fine here it seems, thanks :)

[smartinez87]

Closing it then