I’ve been converting a Rails 2.3.5 project to using Bundler and ran into a bit of a snag this week. I was getting a over 300 failing tests with errors such as :
uninitialized constant ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone
and
no such file to load -- tzinfo
I couldn’t find anything that I’d missed, I’d moved all my gem declarations from the various environment files into my Gemfile and hadn’t had many issues (many) but this was a really odd problem. It was as if part of Rails wasn’t being loaded correctly.
It turns out that you need to include a tzinfo gem for some reason. Don’t ask me how I ran across the solution for this issue, I really can’t remember. It works though.
So if you’re having issues with your app, or tests not passing due to time zone issues in Rails 2.3.x using Bundler then just include :
gem "tzinfo"
In your Gemfile, run another bundle install and away you go. It worked for me, I hope it works for you!
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Thanks! Remember to require ‘tzinfo’ in your project’s initializers if you keep getting the uninitialized constant ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone error.