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I received a warning “(ruby):1: warning: already initialized constant Context::Languages::FAVE
(ruby):1: warning: previous definition of FAVE was here”
Is this because this space has been used by others?
That would explain the “Ghost codes” we have been seeing.
(ruby):1: warning: already initialized constant Context::Languages::FAVE
(ruby):1: warning: previous definition of FAVE was here
Replace that line and Run, then refresh, and Run. No error reported. Now Run again and we get the same error.
There is some mystery here which will take further exploration to understand what the error message is telling us.
Still not sure why the error occurs on a second run, other than that the instance is already (still) present in memory and cannot be overwritten. Hopefully a Ruby aficionado discovers this topic and sheds some serious light on the question.
Just tried removing the initialize method, Run and Refresh, and Run again. The error does not get raised. Obviously not much help. Going to have to keep digging for clarity.