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Method create_operation_set does not exists #135
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Hey! That's exciting. When you say it did not work, can you describe precisely how it did not work? Error messages, ruby version, etc. are all very helpful in identifying the root cause. |
Sure, my bad. I can't reproduce it right now, but the error indicated that the |
Hi, just to let you know. The version I've got when installing via Ruby gems is
Navigating through the codebase, I assume that version is outdated. Which must be the reason for the README instructions not working anymore. I tried installing a newer version, but that didn't work.
I'm using ruby v2.5. |
So I've cloned the code and tinkered with it a bit, and I've found the following inconsistencies in the README:
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Hi,
I installed this gem and tried to follow the README instructions in the the
irb
shell. It went fine* for some instructions, but thecreate_operation_set
method did not work. Maybe the API has changed and not reflected in the README?policy_machine = PolicyMachine.new('my_policy_machine', ::PolicyMachineStorageAdapter::InMemory)
did not work with the code I downloaded fromdevelop
branch. I changed it to justpolicy_machine = PolicyMachine.new
and it worked.P.S.: I am researching access control for IoT and the Policy Machine seems to be a good alternative, so I was interested in testing your project to have an idea of the available open source solutions out there.
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