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no such file to load -- em/iterator #1
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em-iterator is contained in em-synchrony, which is required in the gemfile. Hmm. You're getting this when you try to load thin? |
Yes, when thin tries to start. Thanks again! |
Oops, I didn't mean to close the issue. |
Any modifications to the bundler file? |
Nope that's everything as is from the repo, I'm trying to debug it now. Great work btw, I'm really excited about contributing to this. |
Same problem here |
Hey guys, the em/iterator is due to me using the head version of EM (as opposed to 0.12.10 which is official atm). Try adding the following require to your gemset: gem 'eventmachine', :git => 'git://github.com/eventmachine/eventmachine.git', :require => 'eventmachine' |
wouldn't it be better to change the gemset in the repo for everyone? |
I did, git pull and that should do the trick. I was holding back, hoping that the new EM gem would be pushed out soon. |
Thanks! |
thx for the awesome work on this project. I'm trying to work through the last code example here: but, i'm getting
i've tried a few variations of using :git in my Gemfile, including the suggestion above, but I'm having no luck. Any ideas? Thanks again for the awesome work on this. |
Brian, which version of EventMachine are you running? Iterators only appearead in 0.12.10, so it's a conditional require: https://github.com/igrigorik/em-synchrony/blob/master/lib/em-synchrony.rb#L15 You may need to update your Gemfile to pull eventmachine from the git repo. |
thx for the fast response. i've been using the latest github version of eventmachine. the eventmachine version check looked like it should be using an if instead of an unless. i changed it and sent you a pull request. it's working now. |
Maybe I'm doing something wrong here but which gem contains this library?
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