Try to work around issues causing failing tests. #1
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I have a strong feeling that there is a better way of doing this. It seems like paths for JavaScript and CoffeeScript files within the "Dummy" application's root are not searched, although I would have expected them to be. It seems as if konacha's asset directories are searched instead. Also, Rails won't load jQuery using Sprockets for reason. (Maybe because the application is in a subdirectory it doesn't know about the jquery-rails gem?)
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Darn. I am hitting a wall on the errors in the other Gemfiles in the build matrix. Maybe you will have a better idea of what is wrong and how to solve these issues:
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Hi, I'd like to help get jfirebaugh#233 merged.
Locally I've been able to get the tests to pass with the changes in 342eece. I am pretty sure that my solution is not "correct," but maybe it will be able to inspire someone with more Rails experience as to what should actually be done to solve the failing tests.