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Below is a piece of code (credit to Rafael Rivera) which plots points at the vertices of a model in SketchUp.

I am trying to develop a custom tool which will allow the user to select a line and they will be given the slope distance, azimuth and zenith angle of the line. A small table with all that info will then appear on their screen.

I currently have a little bit of code written which you can see below:

I have a piece of code below which plots two points at [2,3,4] and [5,6,7] when the code is run in SketchUp's Ruby console. The end goal is to be able to allow the user to select a line and create points at both ends of the line, but I am taking it step by step at a time.

I recently migrated from Rails 6.1 to 7.0 and I keep getting the error when I try to sign up a user.

I want to infer a decorator in a controller, so I generate a decorator the normal way (rails g decorator) and infer it in the controller. However, when I test with Postman, I get the error:

Could not infer a decorator for Employers::Job.

The error message shows that my syntax in the controller is incorrect (where .decorate is used), I don't know where I am going wrong.

I have tried changing the way of writing and specifying the decorator explicitly ( @job = Employers::JobDecorator.find(params[:id]).decorate), but again this gives a NoMethodError (undefined method `find' for Employers::JobDecorator:Class).

This is part of the controller:

I am trying to implement a shopping cart within a Rails application. For this, I am trying to glue together these models:

user.rb

I'd like to use the upsert_all method to insert (and update) record from a collection in a simple query, for example:

Rails Admin works locally for me, but when I deploy to Heroku, it fails with:

ActionView::Template::Error (The asset "rails_admin/rails_admin.css" is not present in the asset pipeline

I am on Rails 5.2.6 and Rails Admin 2.0.2

I added initializers/assets.rb with this line: Rails.application.config.assets.precompile += ['rails_admin/rails_admin.css', 'rails_admin/rails_admin.js']

but those files do not exist in assets/javascripts and assets/stylessheets.

This app was originally built as an API only app, but I've added all the missing middleware to make it work as a normal Rails app.

This is my application.rb:

I am trying to build an app with Cucumber for the first time, using Rails 5.2.6, Rspec, Capybara and Factory bot.

I successfully got through my first feature with scenarios for authentication with devise.

UPDATE

Through a series of troubleshooting steps, detailed below, the problem is that the controller collection @cocktails somehow isn't passing to the view ONLY in the cucumber test.

With the rails server, it passes with no problem.

I checked and @cocktails only appears on the controller and the view. So its not getting overwritten or erased, at least directly.

Its working in the unit RSpec test and also rails server.

How it is not getting passed in the cucumber test? Can anyone see why it wouldn't pass from the controller to the test?

But I hit a snag in my second feature file for CRUD functionality. The very first given step uses FactoryBot to create 2 items, log in the user and go straight to the index for just those two items. But the page shows the view but not the 2 created items as confirmed by using:

puts page.body

in the cucumber file

When I create them on the actual application, it functions correctly, goes straight to the index and displays them.

So I'm trying to figure out how to troubleshoot this. My first thought is to find a way to confirm that FactoryBot created the 2 items. My second thought is to confirm they are actually set to the user. I have tried to use puts to display the two created objects or the user, but I haven't figured out how to call upon them within cucumber.

This is the step file: