Let's say I have a helper module like this
module ThingsHelper
DEFAULT_OPTIONS = { ... }.freeze
def my_helper(options = {})
options.reverse_merge!(DEFAULT_OPTIONS)
...
end
end
Then, in development environment, I get
.../app/helpers/things_helper.rb:2: warning: already initialized
constant DEFAULT_OPTIONS
Is there anything I can do about this warning?
Michael
I think you are having the same problem as I at
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/browse_thread/thread/b2ff5ff2b9e009d7
. I bet your helper is getting included twice.
I'm not sure. I'm *never* including it explicitly. As it is a helper, it
is loaded automatically.
However, there is one special thing. I'm defining the helper in question
in an engine and to have it included automatically by helper :all, I add
the path engine helper path in an initializer block of the engine
initializer 'make MyEngine helpers automatically loadable',
:before => "action_controller.set_configs" do |app|
paths.app.helpers.each do |path|
app.paths.app.helpers << path
end
end
and unfortunately, that in some way appears to cause the warning.
Michael