Solve circular require warning.

[martijnbolhuis]

See issue #490.

[martijnbolhuis]

This require statement shouldn't be necessary since it is already required as the entrypoint of the gem. I suspect that it is still there from the time that Rails integration was a separate gem. Removing this gets rid of the warning in my app and does not seem to break the specs in the dotenv gem.

[bkeepers]

Thanks @martijnbolhuis! I'll get this released soon.

[Burgestrand]

Hi! This change caused me some issues, so I'll write it here in lack of a better place in case somebody comes across the same problem.

It manifested as my test suite not being able to run because environment variables from .env.test.local weren't loading. I was confused, but we very clearly were loading dotenv-rails, and I assumed that would also load dotenv/rails, which it no longer does.

The cause of events that lead to this issue is:

• I'm using Rails and rspec.
• I've got a spec/spec_helper.rb that doesn't load Rails.
• I've got a spec/rails_helper.rb that does require "spec_helper", and then proceeds to load Rails.

The reasoning is:

• Tests that don't need Rails don't load it, so they require "spec_helper".
• Tests that do need Rails will require "rails_helper"

Unfortunately inside of spec/spec_helper.rb we're also using dotenv, so the series of events were:

1. Load a Rails-running test, which does require "rails_helper"
2. ... rails_helper then does require "spec_helper"
3. ... spec_helper then does require "dotenv", at this point Rails::Railtie is not defined, since Rails isn't loaded yet.
4. ... some time later config/application.rb is loaded
5. ... which does Bundler.require(*Rails.groups)
6. ... which does require "dotenv-rails" (we now want the Railtie)
7. ... and dotenv-rails simply does require "dotenv", but since dotenv is already loaded it stops here.

The end-result is that dotenv/rails is never required, even though we did require dotenv-rails.

The fix for us is to adjust our Gemfile:

gem "dotenv", require: %w[dotenv dotenv/rails]