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* Problem with env hash and YARD?
@ 2013-05-03 16:54 Noah Gibbs
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From: Noah Gibbs @ 2013-05-03 16:54 UTC (permalink / raw)
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I'm having an odd problem using YARD with Rack::URLMap and I'm curious if it's a known thing.

I'm mounting the YARD Rack endpoint ("http://rubydoc.info/docs/yard/0.7.4/YARD/Server/RackAdapter") under /yard in my URLmap.  I then go to "/yard/docs".  It's calling the endpoint with a path of "/yard/docs" rather than "/docs" -- but if I mount a proc that calls through to the adapter and check env["PATH_INFO"], it properly and correctly contains "/docs" at that point, not "/yard/docs".

I searched the YARD adapter code, and it seems to be using Rack::Request.new(env).path_info...  Which, of course, check env["PATH_INFO"].  Which should be correct.

But it's not.

Any ideas?  This is weirding me out.

Random other bits:  I'm running under Thin 1.5.1 with Rack 1.5.2 and YARD 0.8.6.1.  YARD is including WEBrick::HTTPUtils, but shouldn't actually be running under WEBrick.

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