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Using Rails 2.3.10 If my lib/tasks looks like this lib/tasks - a.rake - b.rake a.rake looks like this: namespace :a do desc "Task A" task(:a=>:environment)do msg('I AM TASK A') end def msg(msg) puts "MSG SENT FROM Task A: #{msg}" end end b.rake looks like this namespace :b do desc "Task B" task(:b=>:environment)do msg('I AM TASK B') end def msg(msg) puts "MSG SENT FROM Task B: #{msg}" end end Then when I run task a rake a RAILS_ENV=sandbox The output is "MSG SENT FROM Task B: I AM TASK A" So the msg() helper method defined in a.rake does not get called. Rather that defined in b.rake gets called. (What's more, if I have a c.rake - then it's msg helper method gets called when I run task a. Is this method namespace clashing known behavior? I would have thought the namespacing would have prevented this. Thanks
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