in the console, I know I can reload a file with load 'foo.rb'. Is there a way to reload everything, as if I typed quit and script/ console, but without losing the history (I type slow). I tried reload! but that doesn't do it. thanks
reload! should work. What's the problem when you do that?
I made changes in vendor/plugins but they're not loaded. Changes in models DO get reloaded
I made changes in vendor/plugins but they're not loaded. Changes in models DO get reloaded
By default plugins aren't marked as reloadable (in the same way that
the rails framework isn't reloaded). You can change this by fiddling
with Dependencies.load_once_paths or config.reload_plugins
Fred
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you can use config.load_paths<<"#{RAILS_ROOT}/app/somefolder/"
and then reload! within ruby/script console will reload the changed files in those directories.
side note config.load_paths is deprecated so use config.autoload_paths instead