Uninitialized constant Devise::SessionsController when extending controller
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Issue happens when changing Rails version from 6.x to 7.x Simply having this file produces an error with rails 7.x Seems to be related to the loading process, but this setup works with rails 6.x and zeitwerk enabled 🤔 Reproduced with blank Rails app rails 7.1.2 |
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Replies: 4 comments
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update: The custom controller code does register if I
Not sure if this a proper solution here or simply a walk around. Also not sure if I am restricted to have the code under Would appreciate any suggestions. |
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A few things to note. I believe the approach has to be All I can do is share what I've done in my app for a long time now and it works fine with Rails 7 and Zeitwerk. Also, I think this would be preferred since you'd want to customize most things like the view too. We take this approach to use Okta for admin login. In routes, declare the new sessions controller: devise_for :admin_users, ActiveAdmin::Devise.config.merge(
controllers: {
sessions: 'active_admin/sessions',
# ...
}
)Then declare a controller in class ActiveAdmin::SessionsController < ActiveAdmin::Devise::SessionsController
# ...
endFrom there it should be ok. |
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Awesome, thanks for the prompt response. Your suggested solution works well for me. It seems that simply having any |
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I had the same problem and found the solution here, thanks. A small hint for those who also come across this – to override only some Devise controllers, make sure to not clear the devise_for :admin_users, ActiveAdmin::Devise.config.deep_merge(
controllers: {
sessions: 'active_admin/sessions',
# ...
}
) |
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A few things to note. I believe the approach has to be
class ActiveAdmin::Devise::SessionsControllerinstead of a module with Zeitwerk but not sure if that will help much based on the Rails guide. It could be that it occurs because those files are in ourliband not in theappfolder so I wonder if related to that. I've seen past issues bring this up.All I can do is share what I've done in my app for a long time now and it works fine with Rails 7 and Zeitwerk. Also, I think this would be preferred since you'd want to customize most things like the view too. We take this approach to use Okta for admin login.
In routes, declare the new sessions controller: