I have the following line in my routes.rb
(Rails 4.1.4):
resources :request_caches
However, when I run rake routes
I get the following output:
request_caches GET /request_caches(.:format) request_caches#index
POST /request_caches(.:format) request_caches#create
new_request_cach GET /request_caches/new(.:format) request_caches#new
edit_request_cach GET /request_caches/:id/edit(.:format) request_caches#edit
request_cach GET /request_caches/:id(.:format) request_caches#show
PATCH /request_caches/:id(.:format) request_caches#update
PUT /request_caches/:id(.:format) request_caches#update
DELETE /request_caches/:id(.:format) request_caches#destroy
As you can see, Rails somehow maps request_caches
plural to request_cach
singular. But it should be request_cache
. Is this some kind of special case, because of the word caches
? I've also played around with
resources :request_caches, as: :request_cache
But this results in wrong routes like request_cache_index
. And furthermore, I think this is a standard task and should be solved clearly using Rails intern route helpers.
So, what am I doing wrong?