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I'm on a Mac, (M1, Monterey 12.3.1). After running
I also noted that the files in the cache folder for This is also my first time in a Rails environment (I was trying to setup to work on the Vue.js frontend) so please pardon my being flustered. Edit 1Was able to get However, I'm unable to get Edit 2After taking a look at |
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@jahtomini thanks for the detailed feedback. I'll get the dev docs updated based on your feedback once we get you all set up.
Awesome, and that should all work for frontend development. I haven't been doing that very much, so let me know if you run into anything that doesn't work.
Hmm, did
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@jahtomini That all looks right to me, and I see the |
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What worked for meNOTE: This worked for me. It might not be the same for everyone. Ensure you have the latest version of Ruby installed or at least one at/above 3.1.x. If you are on a Mac, you'll need a version manager to ensure the latest version of Ruby is selected. Verify Ruby versionFirst of all, you need to check your Ruby version. Check Ruby versionRun Installing latest Ruby versionNOTE: Do not uninstall the older Ruby version! 1. Install a version manager. You can follow this guide for installing asdf. Running the app locallyTry running the following commands in this exact order instead of |
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What worked for me
NOTE: This worked for me. It might not be the same for everyone.
Ensure you have the latest version of Ruby installed or at least one at/above 3.1.x. If you are on a Mac, you'll need a version manager to ensure the latest version of Ruby is selected.
Verify Ruby version
First of all, you need to check your Ruby version.
Check Ruby version
Run
ruby -v
in your terminal. If you getruby 2.6.3p62 ...
as the response, you need to update your Ruby version. If the response is a higher Ruby version, you should be good to go and you can skip to "Running the app locally" If not, follow the following tips for installing the latest Ruby version.Installing latest Ruby version
NOTE: …