Error: in routesplines, cannot find NORMAL edge #70
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+1 👍 |
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same here |
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Fixes appreciated |
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This would be great to figure out. No solution seems to help. I've tried reinstalling graphviz --with-pangocairo, reinstalling everything but nothing helps. |
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I had a look at the generated DOT. My graphviz version (2.36.0 (20140111.2315)) seg faults when there are multiple edges (=associations) between the same two nodes (=models). This may occur for example when a model tracks the modifying user with creator, updater and deleter associations. Because rails-erd does not include any labels on the edges, I did not see the point in having multiple edges and removed them with the following patch: require 'rails_erd/domain/relationship'
module RailsERD
class Domain
class Relationship
class << self
private
def association_identity(association)
Set[association_owner(association), association_target(association)]
end
end
end
end
endThis made the seg faults disappear, diagrams are generated fine again. |
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@codez please help: what file path of you patch must be to make things right? Where to place your patch? |
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I usually put patches into config/initializers |
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@codez thank you! I'm always forget this is rails... |
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@KelseyDH Thanks! Could I trouble you to try the new 1.3 version of rails-erd and update this thread on whether or not its still an issue? |
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@kerrizor, For rails-erd 2.3.0, with the exception of I'll note I had some problems today with graphviz, which led me to uninstalling and reinstalling graphviz with brew, so that I am now on graphviz-2.38.0.yosemite: When I run the rails-erd I get the following as the starting output (with the association problems possibly due to problems with the app), which I'll post so that my output is more helpful: And then for various commands I get the following.... With @codez patch,
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This patch worked for me today. Thank you. |
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Thanks! I'd love to get this in as an actual code change rather than a patch - anyone like to take this us as a PR? |
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Ran into this issue today. Patch fixed my issue. |
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The patch fixed it for me too but now I get this error whenever I run my specs: I've fixed it by scoping it to the development environment but it's pretty clunky: if Rails.env.development?
require 'rails_erd/domain/relationship'
module RailsERD
class Domain
class Relationship
class << self
private
def association_identity(association)
Set[association_owner(association), association_target(association)]
end
end
end
end
end
endIf anyone has a better solution I'd love to hear it :) |
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The patch let me generate a pdf file. Without it 'rake erd' woulf fail and 'dot' would crash on both Mac and Linux. |
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Using version 1.5.0 (which includes the merged PR #190), I still had the problem. Adding the @codez patch resolved it. Interestingly, it also solved it for https://github.com/amatsuda/erd on the same code-base. Fairly hairy model: 230 entities, lots of has-many-through and a fair smattering of polymorphic associations. Rails 3.2 with a load of patches; graphviz version 2.36.0 (20140111.2315) |
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@cobbr2 which version of graphviz are you on? |
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2.36.0 Oh, and of course it fixed the other gem; hadn't realized until then that it used rails-erd, since I'd installed them separately. |
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Just had to use this 2014 patch to get things to generate, ideally it would work with those multiple relationships... In my case it was complaining about graphviz 2.40.1 |
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rails-erd 1.5.2 Still needed to apply this patch to make it work for |
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@sstarr's fix worked for me - ruby 2.4.2 rails 5.1.4 ubuntu 18.04 |
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Should be fixed by #296 and in the v.1.6.0 release |
Howdy!
I'm trying to generate a graph in Rails 4. I can generate erd.dot, but I cannot generate a PDF. This is the output I get from
rake erdThe CoreText performance warning is repeated many times, but I'm not concerned about it (or maybe I should be?).
This is what I get when I run it verbosely
dot -Tpdf -oERD.pdf -v erd.dot:Any help is appreciated!
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