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Vagrantfile requires reinstalling foreman and gem bundles #19180
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Pull request #22075 fixes this. |
The glitch by which you are forced to install gems To alter, I followed the installation guide. https://rvm.io/rvm/install I followed the instructions given there in order to update the Vagrantfile for PR #22075. |
Nice find. Thanks for the upgrade. Could you replace |
Was going to, but I tried it first. And that doesn't work with the new
There is some sort of trigger to where The following suggested command works now though:
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ah, gotchya curious how $PATH is now defined I liked that bundler/yarn packages were installed to $HOME and not installed to |
They are still installed to $HOME and not to /vagrant.
And feel free to boot up the Vagrantfile and explore for yourself. |
PR #22075 was merged. So this issue should be resolved. |
"foreman: command not found" still |
Ok works after doing the bundle install and then |
Steps to reproduce the problem
vagrant box update
to ensure you are using the latest ubuntu/bionic64 imagevagrant destroy
to reset your state to defaultvagrant up
to bring up the vmvagrant ssh -c "cd /vagrant && foreman start"
as instructedExpected behaviour
Mastodon dev instance starts successfully
Actual behaviour
errors
Specifications
The first error is that foreman is not found:
I run
vagrant ssh -c "cd /vagrant && gem install foreman"
to fix this.The second error is that bundle gems aren't installed:
I run
vagrant ssh -c "cd /vagrant && bundle install"
to fix this.At this point,
vagrant ssh -c "cd /vagrant && foreman start"
works and the mastodon.local dev instance successfully starts.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: