Problem with Upgrade

[zachlyon]

Hello, first thanks for Jekyll, and congrats on the anniversary! I was just playing around over the last few days on 1.5.1, then saw the update for 2.0.2 today and upgraded. However, if I change into a directory where I had a site built before it's still running 1.5.1 (and presently wont serve or build). I'm new to Ruby so not really sure where this all lives on my Mac (10.9) but I must have something configured incorrectly...

Here is my terminal history... is there a way to switch/force to use the new Jekyll? I suspect this may be a conflict with bundler, homebrew or other package manager? I'll admit I didn't know what the hell I was doing when I installed 1.5.1 last week :/

mbp:~ zachlyon$ jekyll -v
jekyll 2.0.2
mbp:~ zachlyon$ cd Sites/mysite.jekyll/
mbp:mysite.jekyll zachlyon$ jekyll -v
jekyll 1.5.1
mbp:mysite.jekyll zachlyon$ gem update jekyll
Updating installed gems
Nothing to update
mbp:mysite.jekyll zachlyon$ gem uninstall jekyll

Select gem to uninstall:
 1. jekyll-1.5.1
 2. jekyll-2.0.2
 3. All versions
> 1

You have requested to uninstall the gem:
    jekyll-1.5.1

jekyll-coffeescript-1.0.0 depends on jekyll (~> 1.0, development)
jekyll-sitemap-0.3.0 depends on jekyll (~> 1.4)
If you remove this gem, these dependencies will not be met.
Continue with Uninstall? [yN]  y
Successfully uninstalled jekyll-1.5.1
mbp:mysite.jekyll zachlyon$ jekyll -v
Could not find proper version of jekyll (1.5.1) in any of the sources
Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.
mbp:mysite.jekyll zachlyon$ 

The bundle install just grabs another 1.5.1. Any ideas?

Thanks!
Zach

[ndarville]

You closed your issue. Was this intentional?

[zachlyon]

Yep, I figure it was my bad. I basically just fired up a new jekyll site in a different directory and copied my files over to it and started working from there. I couldn't figure out how one site/directory was "stuck" on 1.5.1 and every new site or any other dir on my system was 2.0.2 according to jekyll -v.

[albertogg]

@zachlyon for future reference install bundler (gem install bundler), create a Gemfile file and add your project dependencies there and then type bundle install. Run your project prefixing it with bundle exec, e.g. bundle exec jekyll serve -w that will help you avoid this type of problems. I know it's a bunch of stuff but you can check my jekyll site if you want.