Missing `before` method when working with Rails 4.1.0-b1

[cassiuschen]

When I put before_filter RubyCAS::Filter in my controller's script, it drops that undefined methodbefore' for RubyCAS::Filter:Class`...

I don't know why but rubycas-client-rails works just fine with Rails 4.0.2 in another app. Could you please help me to figure it out?

[railsfactory-anandvignesh]

Absolutely,myself also suffering with the same problem..

[cassiuschen]

Is that about the changes in Rails 4.1.0? Considering before_filter has been officially token place by before_action, I didn't find any difference between these two method before using rubycas.....

[rodkey]

So to be clear: if instead of putting in
before_filter RubyCAS::Filter
I use
before_action RubyCAS::Filter

all should be well?

[jimee02]

For anyone stuck with this problem, the before method seems to be missing from the filter class.

You can use an older version of the rubycas-client or clone the master branch.
gem 'rubycas-client', :git => 'git://github.com/rubycas/rubycas-client.git'

The gem has not been updated with the bug fix

[utilum]

I was stuck with this problem and ended up using the solution proposed by jimee02.

But it took a little while to understand the solution: Remove rubycass-client-rails from your Gemfile and use the older, rubycas-client instead, specifiying you want the master branch as in the line above. Then follow the coniguration instructions in this older gem's doc.

[cassiuschen]

It's not about which one is older. If your Rails version is above 4.1, it needs the before method when you call before_filter or before_action. So I added it and merged into master branch. That's why you need to select the master branch from GitHub or clone it to local.

在 2014年8月11日，下午11:19，utilum notifications@github.com 写道：

I was stuck with this problem and ended up using the solution proposed by jimee02.

But it took a little while to understand the solution: Remove rubycass-client-rails from your Gemfile and use the older, rubycas-client instead, specifiying you want the master branch as in the line above. Then follow the coniguration instructions in this older gem's doc.

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[duhaime]

Awesome, thanks!

[sg552]

cool. it works for me . thanks @jimee02