Nick Sieger

Happy to accept a pull request from anyone to do this. It doesn't seem to hard. Anyone else like to see this feature?

@tomtaylor @robatsimplymeasured So there is a `#{config.jar_name}` directory that is getting saved to disk? Warbler shouldn't need to build a directory on disk containing the current project. And the [jar...

Hmm. Anything unusual about your projects, like maybe a symlink that's recursively including things?

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Can you re-run with `--trace`, and also provide the output of `ruby -v`. Thanks.

My guess is that for some reason the constant "JRuby" is defined somewhere even though you are running on 1.9.3. https://github.com/newrelic/rpm/blob/master/lib/new_relic/agent/instrumentation/metric_frame.rb#L54 /Nick On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 10:34 PM,...

Are you able to give a list of your app/controllers directory, on disk and inside the war after `warble compiled war`? Do you have anything custom related to compiled files...

Thanks for that @mvbrocato. Yeah, in fact Warbler needs to be updated to be able to target/specify the app running in 1.9 mode across the board. I'll see if we...

Can you add `--trace` on the command line and also include the output of `bundle install`?

joekarl: The "compiled" feature does that for you. If you look at the .rb files in the war, all they do is this: ``` ruby require __FILE__.sub(/\.rb$/, '.class') ```