ruby on rails - Args not being passed through to Rake tasks -

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i have rake task accepts argument, :scope (below). call rake task this:

rake podcast:generate_inventory["new"]

this task used pass :scope arg perfectly, however, noticed today arg no longer being passed. have idea why happening?

namespace :podcast    task :itunes_top_300, [:scope] => :environment |t,args|     podcast.podcast_logger.info("begin: #{time.now}")     if args[:scope] == "new"       podcast.podcast_logger.info("new podcasts only")     end     podcast.itunes_top_rss   end    task :itunes_genres_top_300 => :itunes_top_300     podcast.itunes_genre_rss   end    task :site_and_feed_discovery, [:scope] => :itunes_genres_top_300 |t,args|     if args[:scope] == "new"       podcast.site_and_feed_discovery(:new_podcasts_only => true)     else       podcast.site_and_feed_discovery     end   end    task :social_discovery, [:scope] => :site_and_feed_discovery |t,args|     if args[:scope] == "new"       podcast.social_discovery(:new_podcasts_only => true)     else       podcast.social_discovery     end   end    task :fetch_episodes => :social_discovery |t,args|     episode.episode_logger.info("begin: #{time.now}")     podcast.fetch_episodes     episode.episode_logger.info("end: #{time.now}")   end    task :generate_inventory => :fetch_episodes |t,args|     podcast.podcast_logger.info("successful rake")     podcast.podcast_logger.info("end #{time.now}")     rake::task['maintenance:daily'].invoke   end end

looks you're missing [:scope] bit in definition of task :generate_inventory. suspect adding in take care of everything.

hope helps!


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