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Installing sass on OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) #1768
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This looks like an OS problem rather than a Sass problem. We don't do anything to change the default installation process. |
It looks like this is popping up for at least several users of El Capitan. I haven't the slightest idea why it would be happening, though, and it still looks like an OS issue. If someone who's running into it wants to dig in and see if they can find the root cause so we can maybe find a workaround, that would be appreciated. |
I had trouble installing Jekyll too, and according to issue 3807 there, it seems the issue is Apple not bundling the Ruby development headers. I seem to have (kind of) solved it by running Now, Sass works, but only after running |
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Upgrading the Ruby version to 2.2.2 as per this instruction did the trick for me. You will also need to add the local .rbenv binary path (/Users/username/.rbenv/versions/2.2.2/bin) to your bash profile for convenience. |
Using home-brew or custom $GEM_HOME can help resolving the issue.
Now the |
In case anyone else runs across this, latest public beta (5) resolves the Ruby issues, at least for me after updating my gems. |
I'm on El Capitan Beta 6 and still having the same trouble. |
This should get you up and running: |
@endoplasmic that worked for me thanks! 👍 |
@unclenorton 's link to Gorails ruby upgrade instructions worked for me |
@endoplasmic, thanks it worked. |
I'm a Ruby n00b, but from what I've read, and being a perpetual beta user in all things dev, slowing down and re-reading everything works. I did a clean install of Homebrew, used rbenv and triple checked all of the paths in my shell (that last part was key). Also, take said n00b at face value, but using |
@endoplasmic Thank you. it worked. |
@endoplasmic, thank you for the right solution. |
@endoplasmic Thank you so much, it's working. |
Tks, @endoplasmic! |
Work like a charm! Thx! @endoplasmic |
THx @endoplasmic ! |
Works perfectly with @endoplasmic command line ! Thx ! |
@endoplasmic, this
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Thank you so much @endoplasmic! You saved the day. |
@pepelsbey Just dropping a line to report that installing Jekyll to |
Oh, and I must also thank @endoplasmic – I didn't even know you could specify a directory to drop the binaries. Awesome! |
Thank you so much @endoplasmic ...you rock! |
thank you guys it worked for me using @unclenorton's suggestion to reinstall Ruby and @endoplasmic's way for installing gems |
Thank you @endoplasmic, this saved me some headaches! |
Good lookin @ousenko and @endoplasmic, worked like a charm! |
Thanks @endoplasmic. It rocks. |
Thanks @endoplasmic! |
Thanks @endoplasmic |
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That did it--thanks @endoplasmic |
@endoplasmic Thanks mate!! That did the trick. |
Due to Apple System Integrity Protection (http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/208764/cant-write-to-usr-lib) it's impossible to write in the default folder /usr/local/bin. |
@endoplasmic Thank you so much! It worked for me. |
The solution presented by @endoplasmic worked for me as well. Thank you! |
Thanks @endoplasmic ! |
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If that doesn't work also this will work |
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Thanks @endoplasmic! |
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Thanks @endoplasmic and @jgacuca567 :) You just saved a ton of my time! |
+1 @endoplasmic and @jgacuca567 |
@endoplasmic much appreciated! |
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Just throwing in my @endoplasmic thanks for the day |
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you probably haven't been told this enough yet, but thank you very much @endoplasmic. |
@endoplasmic very thanks. so gratitude. |
My sass gem "disappeared" after installing the OS X 10.11 beta, and re-installing it doesn't seem to work.
Running without sudo, I get this:
With sudo:
Thoughts?
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