I have a Customer_ratings model that allows users to leave feedback on each other. The web app is working properly, and feedback is collected, stored and displayed.
I wanted to go in and delete some feedback through the rails console, but when I enter Customer_rating.all
, I get the following error:
LoadError: Unable to autoload constant Customer_rating, expected /Users/myapps/app/models/customer_rating.rb to define it
Similarly, if I enter Customer_rating[0], I get:
RuntimeError: Circular dependency detected while autoloading constant Customer_rating
I don't have this issue while accessing other tables through my console.
What could be causing the issue, and why wouldn't this error prohibit Customer_ratings from working properly through the web app?
It seems like a case of messed up naming convention.
As per Rails
naming convention, file names should be in snake_case
and class names in CamelCase
. In your scenario, the file name should be customer_rating.rb
and class name should be CustomerRating
.
After making these changes, use CustomerRating.all
(as the updated class name is CustomerRating
) to fetch all the customer ratings. Do not use Customer_rating.all
.