undefined method `to_file' for #<CarrierWave::Storage::Fog::File:0x007fce2dddc4f0>

[bokor]

Getting this error on uploading a file with 0.5.8 and fog 1.3.1 Any ideas?

[bensie]

Pretty sure this was fixed in 0.6 - please upgrade and report back if it's still an issue.

If it is still an issue, please provide uploader code and a full stack trace so we have enough info to help.

[bokor]

Hey man, I'm on rails 3.0.9 app and not sure it will allow me to upgrade to 0.6.0. Can you give a suggestion for doing so?

[bensie]

Upgrade to Rails 3.2 :)

[bokor]

Can't right now. Would like to but don't have the time or money. I have spent a bunch of time upgrading to carrier wave from paperclip and doing multiple file uploads. The performance is really really bad. I'm talking 50-100 seconds to upload about 8 MB of files. I can't figure out and hoped an upgraded version of carrier wave would work. was there any issues that you can recall from 0.5.8?

[bensie]

Really haven't ever heard of performance issues with CarrierWave. It's pretty much all based on your Internet connection speed - time spent in CarrierWave code is negligible in comparison to even the smallest file uploads.

[bokor]

Going to try a few things here and will let you know if i come up with anything :) Thanks ...been a long week.

[bokor]

btw..do you know what the version of fog is to be used with 0.5.8. 0.9.0 works well but 1.3.1 throws that to_file error

[bensie]

0.9.0 sounds about right.

I'm not at all surprised that fog 1.3.1 doesn't work with 0.5.8, there were lots of changes in both libraries.

[bokor]

cool thanks. going to upgrade soon but wanted to get past this stuff first

[khaled]

I'm seeing this at record creation time. I'm using rails 3.2.3, carrierwave 0.6.2, fog 1.3.1, carrierwave-mongoid 0.2.0, and mongoid 2.4.8.

[bokor]

I found it was caused by config.move_to_cache = true or config.move_to_store = true. I'm using 0.5.8 and fog 1.3.1 and removed the settings and it worked

[khaled]

Hmm, I don't appear to be setting a value for either of those (thanks for the info BTW)...

[bokor]

Maybe they are set to true in 0.6.2 by default. Might wanna check that :) on my phone so it is hard to do

[khaled]

Yeah was just looking - looks like they both default to false...