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Fails using Ruby 2.1.2 #118
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try bundling again? usually different ruby versions do not share gems. |
I get the same error :-( @mmclau14 In my case this gem is not being used as part of a rails project, rather an ember one, so I'm not using bundler... I'm guessing something in Ruby 2.1.2p95 has broken serve? @DanielKehoe As this is still open I take it you have not found a solution yet? |
Umm, it only just occured to me to check out serve's .ruby-version file. Turns out Ruby 2.0.0p0 is the latest version of Ruby this gem is likely to support. I can confirm the following worked for me:
Then type serve and you should be up and running! Hope this helps. |
Im running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.5 (Santiago) How might I resolve this apparent broken dependency,
Got the same error with 2.1.2, 2.1.0 and 2.0.0.
Thanks,
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Tried to install I'm trying on Windows 7, with Ruby 2.1.3-p242-x64 and gem version 2.4.2. Exactly the same error, but with windows paths. |
Not using serve at all, I was experiencing a similar problem and the culprit was this entry in my Gemfile.lock file:
Changed it back to 0.6.11 and everything worked. |
The easiest workaround is to use bundler with a Gemfile that fixes i18n to v. ~> 0.6 i.e. have the following in your Gemfile:
then don't forget to start serve through bundler: I can confirm this works with ruby 2.1.4 and 2.1.5 |
I can reproduce this on my machine, I will try to figure out what is the problem. |
I successfully installed and ran serve under ruby 1.9.3p448.
Using Ruby 2.1.2, I get an an error:
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