undefined method `publisher_config' for Circuitry:Module

[mayordwells]

Trying to demo Circuitry in my app, so using the config in the example app I created a file circuitry.rb in the initializers folder, it has the following content as copied from the example app

require 'circuitry'

Circuitry.publisher_config do |c|
  c.access_key = ENV.fetch('AWS_ACCESS_KEY')
  c.secret_key = ENV.fetch('AWS_SECRET_KEY')
  c.region     = ENV.fetch('AWS_REGION')
  c.logger     = Rails.logger

  c.async_strategy = :thread

  c.on_async_exit = proc do
    puts 'Publisher done.'
  end

  # list of topics that will be published to
  c.topic_names = %w[
    example-circuitry-topic
  ]
end

Circuitry.subscriber_config do |c|
  c.access_key = ENV.fetch('AWS_ACCESS_KEY')
  c.secret_key = ENV.fetch('AWS_SECRET_KEY')
  c.region     = ENV.fetch('AWS_REGION')

  c.async_strategy = :thread

  c.on_async_exit = proc do
    puts 'Subscriber done.'
  end

  c.queue_name = 'example-circuitry-queue'

  # list of topics that the queue should subscribe to
  c.topic_names = %w[
    example-circuitry-topic
  ]
end

created these 2 other files in the config folder subscriber.rb

require_relative './initializers/circuitry'

Circuitry.subscribe(async: true) do |message, topic|
  puts "Received: #{topic}: #{message.inspect}"
end

and publisher.rb

require_relative './initializers/circuitry'

topic = 'example-circuitry-topic'

10.times do |n|
  # `object` can be anything that responds to `#to_json`.
  object = { foo: 'bar', fizz: 'buzz', n: n }

  Circuitry.publish(topic, object, async: true)
end

Circuitry.flush

My app is not stating up because of this error and I have no idea how to fix.

web_1        | rake aborted!
web_1        | NoMethodError: undefined method `publisher_config' for Circuitry:Module
web_1        | Did you mean?  public_send
web_1        | /conectar/config/initializers/circuitry.rb:3:in `<main>'

Any idea how to fix this error?

[mhuggins]

What version of circuitry are you using? There used to only be a single config method prior to 3.0.0. 8235ce4d6dbc8375feef3a3a198bbaf3f7023cec

[mayordwells]

@mhuggins i'm using the latest version v3.2.0

[mhuggins]

Can you publish a small sample app on GitHub that reproduces the issue? Have never run into this, and the example code you provided works for me.