My Account link not working NoMethodError in Spree/users#show about spree_auth_devise

[JDutil]

Yes this was a spree_social issue that was resolved yesterday. As suggested in the spree_social issue opened you should just need to run bundle update to make sure you have the latest spree_auth_devise and spree_social referenced in your Gemfile.lock

[swapab]

@JDutil Thanks a lot

bundle update didn't updated my spree_auth_devise version, am still getting the same error

[JDutil]

As I mentioned before make sure your spree_social is using the latest commit for the 1-3 branch 13986074378cd53344250df9823fad5e628f147a

[hdtr]

I still get the same error with current versions of spree_social and spree_auth_devise in 1.3 branch.

rails -v
3.2.13
spree -v
1.3.2

Bundle update result: https://gist.github.com/zrl3dx/1b86e3655a936b37c511 - i have pointed explicitly to last commits but still no effect. I checked manually code in my project and compared it with git versions and it's identical, so i suppose i have the latest version, but why i still get that error?

Error and stacktrace here, it's almost identical as above: https://gist.github.com/zrl3dx/fea1916ea113750cd820

[srprasanna]

any luck on this issue ?? How do we go about fixing the issue.

[hdtr]

I'm using some workaround (probably its caused by simple name change in spree), the following code fixes that error for me:

before_filter :fix_spree_user_var, :if => Proc.new {|p| p.spree_current_user.present?}

def fix_spree_user_var
  @spree_user = spree_current_user
end

[radar]

I am unable to reproduce this issue today. If you're still having this issue, please let me know.

[hdtr]

I've created repo with that bug, you can look at it here: https://github.com/zrl3dx/spree_error

What to do to see error:

1. Create an account.
2. Add any authentication method in admin panel or override first line in users/_social.html.erb partial (active_authentication_methods? check).
3. Click 'My account' link.

You should get same error (no @spree_user at that scope) as mentioned above.

[rounders]

I'm also seeing the same error as @zrl3dx when using the latest 1-3-stable branches of spree_auth_devise and spree_social

The issue seems to be that @spree_user isn't set. However, @user does get set.

[radar]

This seems to be a spree_social bug. There is an open issue for that there: spree-contrib/spree_social#92.