Already initialized constants on Ruby 1.9.2 about json

[flori]

This is a duplicate of http://github.com/flori/json/issues#issue/43

[dgoldie]

but I'm getting the same thing with with rake
using ruby 1.8.7-p249
and json-1.4.3

[dgoldie]

updated to json and json_pure 1.4.6 and still am getting the messages with rake

[flori]

This is just a warning which is caused by some software (rails, autotest) ignoring ruby's require semantics, which only is supposed to load each required ruby file once, and instead reloading a required file many times. This patch should silence the warnings: 2c0f8d2

Maybe you want to try it?

[jeberly]

flori, the patch worked for me. http://github.com/flori/json/issues/labels/duplicate#issue/44/comment/414682
Thanks, and I look forward to a new gem :)

[mattheworiordan]

Nice, thanks, works for me too. Hope that's included in the new gem.

[thibaudgg]

+1 for a new gem with this patch :-)

[dvdplm]

highly annoying, would love to see this fixed... :)

[maxmmurphy]

Also pesky for me. +1 on a the patch/gem bump asap.

[erskingardner]

Agreed. Bump the gem up please.

[miwillhite]

Please bump…I hate clutter…

[bradrobertson]

+1 also find it very annoying

[sscirrus]

+1 still having issues with it...

[parndt]

can we please have a new version released with this solution as it's already been patched :)

[parndt]

Latest gem released was before this patch was even written, so no.
https://rubygems.org/gems/json/versions

[felixandersen]

+1 for bump

[stevenheidel]

Please release a gem. Please.

[bensand]

I figured out a workaround.

put this in your Gemfile:
gem 'json_pure', "1.4.6a", :git => "git://github.com/flori/json.git", :ref => "2c0f8d"

That should be enough to fix it. I did mess around a hell of a lot with Gemfile.lock, but I'm pretty sure that all got overwritten and fixed up.

Heroku accepted it too and my app launched. I'm only starting out so I haven't got any tests to run yet. Let me know if you think this workaround will cause any problems.

[bensand]

To make heroku happy from the command line, you ALSO need to:
$ gem install json_pure
this will of course, put the broken version in your gemset, but apparently this is somehow what you need. I no longer get any error messages with everything setup this way. Just found this out when one of my collaborators hit a snag.

So, make sure you have both!

Also, I should note, I am using rvm

[mejibyte]

+1. I was also bitch slapped by this issue.

[ryan-donahue]

Same issue here. Any update on a new gem release?

[pepitogrilho]

thanks bensand , putting this in the Gemfile worked for me:
gem 'json_pure', "1.4.6a", :git => "git://github.com/flori/json.git", :ref => "2c0f8d"

[geoffd123]

I am running on 1.8.7-p330 and using gem 'json_pure', "1.4.6a", :git => "git://github.com/flori/json.git", :ref => "2c0f8d" did not fix it for me. :(

[parndt]

Wasn't a new gem released already? It's up to version 1.5.1 now..

[rslifka]

Yep, removed my silly comment :)