Rails Console Not Loading

Ruby on Rails console is hanging when loading

Restarting Spring should fix the hanging commands:

$ bin/spring stop

I experienced hanging commands (rake, bin/rails, etc.) after deleting and recreating a new Ruby on Rails application. Google wasn't that helpful. I hope this is.

Spring will start automatically when you re-run your command.

rails console doesn't start

I may be answering a bit late for this, but for the sake of the others who are looking for the answer... it's here

Basically, enter this command

spring stop

The issue , as far as I understand, is with the spring gem, specifically, it checks the server for versions, which doesn't tally up.

For my case, the problem started when when I add some new gems into the gemfile.

So once you stop spring and type in any other rails command, spring restart, and every thing should work again, at least until the same problem occurs, or the dev patched the issue.

Rails console not loading environment

This happens when spring is running in production. Try either:

spring stop

or look for running spring process using ps -eaf | grep spring and kill them.

Try the console again once spring is stopped successfully.

Cannot load my model in console rails

I finally found out the solution for the problem. It was Spring causing the issue. I provided the link to the StackOverflow question down below.

I had to run in the terminal:

spring stop

Now when I start my console it can read my models.

The link I found for solution is here

Rails console not launching [I'm in the directory]

rails update:bin or rake update:bin These are the right ways that execute a rake task.

Console not loading server

rails console isn't supposed to run the server. It's the console, and you just mess with it, typing stuff inside and getting replies from it via on-screen text messages.

Everything's working fine, you may continue venturing into the mysterious and rewarding world of Ruby on Rails development.

Why is Rails Console command not working?

There is a syntax error in your /home/ubuntu/.irbrc file. This means that there is code that is not correctly formatted and can not be parsed by Ruby. When consuming your file, Ruby thinks that there is an unfinished regex, but it could just be an invalid character/formatting that looks like an unfinished rexex. At any rate, you need to inspect the contents of that file, to determine if the logic contained therein is what you expect.