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  Chris Wanstrath September 16th, 2007 @ 12:45 PM

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  $ sake -e http://sakebar.railsrumble.com/s...
  desc 'Launches the database shell using the values defined in config/database.yml'
  task 'db:shell' => [ 'environment' ] do
    config = ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[(RAILS_ENV or "development")]
    command = ""
    case config["adapter"]
    when "mysql" then
      (command << "mysql ")
      (command << "--host=#{(config["host"] or "localhost")} ")
      (command << "--port=#{(config["port"] or 3306)} ")
      (command << "--user=#{(config["username"] or "root")} ")
      (command << "--password=#{(config["password"] or "")} ")
      (command << config["database"])
    when "postgresql" then
      (command << "psql82 ")
      (command << "-h #{(config["host"] or "localhost")} ")
      (command << "-p #{(config["port"] or 5432)} ")
      (command << "-U #{(config["username"] or "postgres")} ")
      (command << config["database"])
    else
      (command << "echo Unsupported database adapter: #{config["adapter"]}")
    end
    system(command)
  end
  

  Ruby 1.8.6 (macports)

  ruby2ruby 1.1.7

  rake 0.7.3

  sake 1.0.11

  This is very strange indeed. You may have to debug this on your own? I would start by printing the `tasks' variable set at line 234 of sake.rb. Run the URL you mentioned with -e and see what is in that variable.

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  Nate November 21st, 2007 @ 09:24 PM

  It doesn't affect me now, and I never debugged it. So, since there's no way to recreate it you can probably close this. Oh, and where is sakebar now?

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  Brad Greenlee February 5th, 2008 @ 02:34 PM

  I was having the same problem. I fixed it by tweaking sake.rb to use the latest ParseTree (2.1.1) rather than 2.0.1.

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  Don Petersen April 23rd, 2008 @ 09:54 PM

  I tried to debug this myself, but I got pretty lost once it got into ruby2ruby. Bottom line, where you were expecting the task body, you got nothing. Big news flash, I know.

  I completely uninstalled ParseTree(I had versions 2.0.1, 2.0.2, and 2.1.1) and ruby2ruby(I had versions 1.1.7 and 1.1.8), and reinstalling them. Problem solved.

  For grins I tried reinstalling the old versions of those two gems to see if one triggered the issue, but I could never get it to break again.