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Ruby

Will Vincent
Will Vincent
2,594 Points
Posted by Will Vincent
Will Vincent
2,594 Points

rake db:migrate

When i type rake db:migrate it says rake aborted! uninitialized constant YoPage /Users/rubyonrails/YoPage/Rakefile:7:in `<top (required)>' (See full trace by running task with --trace)

1 Answer

Christopher Peters
Christopher Peters
1,927 Points

Hi Will, welcome to Treehouse. The Rails framework operates based largely on convention rather than configuration. What I mean by this is that Rails uses strict naming conventions. For example, a class name like YoPage would be associated with the table yo_pages. Rails automatically "knows" and uses this convention. You can actually see these conventions by calling up the Rails console with rails c and typing "YoPage".pluralize. It returns, "YoPages". Models use a style called "snakecase. This looks like yo_pages. So, my suggestion would be to make sure that you're following the Rails naming convention in your migration, given your class YoPages. Hope that helps!