Andy Jones

Am I right in thinking that no-one has answered the OPs original question? > [...] I have no influence on the database configuration. >What should I add to a connection...

@straight-shoota You can certainly close the issue without answering the OPs question, which I would like to know the answer to also. You can close any issue at any time...

@straight-shoota @will I don't see anything in that link that explains what to do. Am I supposed to go looking through all the code of the pull request? It's not...

I don't know if this is a better or worse workaround, but in my Jenkins build script where I had `gem install bundler` I now have ``` gem uninstall -a...

I'm also experiencing the above error with 9.2.0.0. I've tried bundler "< 1.16.0" and 1.16.2. The files in WEB-INF/lib are definitely the jruby 9.2.0.0 ones, so this is not caused...

@rsov Can you expand on what you mean by a "rake task"? I mean, presumably -- ``` task :document_loader do sh 'document_loader' end ``` ...would fail in exactly the same...

I can confirm that that works, although I'm not entirely sure what is going on here. Are we saying that we never need to type `bundle exec rake`? That would...

> So yes, there's no need to use bundle exec when executing commands from the war application For rake, yes, okay. Otherwise there might well be. See the issue I...

I have just the same problem. According to [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36114325/how-do-i-import-a-scss-erb-file-in-middleman4) Stack Overflow answer, the problem is that Middleman 4 does not process files starting with an underscore .... which basically means...

I now have something of a workaround. 1. in pry or IRB type: ``` require "rouge" File.open("highlighting.scss", "w"){|f| puts Rouge::Themes::ThankfulEyes.render(scope: ".highlight") } ``` 2. Move the file into your SASS...