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Trying to build Shoes for Mac 10.5; Hit a snag ... #54

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FrankDMartinez opened this issue Oct 15, 2010 · 9 comments
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Trying to build Shoes for Mac 10.5; Hit a snag ... #54

FrankDMartinez opened this issue Oct 15, 2010 · 9 comments

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@FrankDMartinez
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Hello,

As the title says, I was trying to build for Mac 10.5. I got all the way up to step 12 (building RubyGems) on http://github.com/shoes/shoes/wiki/BuildingShoesOnOSX when My console output looked like so, http://pastebin.org/212103. Any thoughts of how to proceed?

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@steveklabnik
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Does this help at all? It seemed to fix it for him... http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk/browse_thread/thread/4808a6e45ce2fb11/7d7511b914ee7a92?show_docid=7d7511b914ee7a92&pli=1

I've never seen this error before. :/

@atomicules
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This is probably a conflicting path issue. What do you get if you do: which ruby, etc?

@FrankDMartinez
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@i5m: I see "/opt/local/bin/ruby", which differs from the path to the ruby binary I used in "sudo /Users/Frank/Downloads/shoeMaker/dep/bin/ruby setup.rb".

@Steve: I'll give it a go. I don't know if I'll be able to try this today, though. So, it may take a while. When I have an answer though, I will post it.

Thanks.

@steveklabnik
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No worries, whenever you get around to it. Open Source can't exactly say 'DO IT NOW!,' we're just thankful for some contribution. :)

@FrankDMartinez
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Some progress. Apparently RubyGems comes by default with Ruby 1.9.2 and does not need to be installed separately. I am now stuck, however, at "Build Shoes step 6". When I run 'rake', I receive this message http://pastebin.org/318087. Any thoughts?

@steveklabnik
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Oh! I knew that. Sigh. Technically, Policeman only supports 1.9.1, so one built with 1.9.2 would be non-conforming. That said, the only reason we didn't do it with 1.9.2 is because it was released a week before the Shoes 3 deadline...

Anyway, yeah, so if it can't find rake... what does 'which rake' say?

@FrankDMartinez
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/Users/Frank/Downloads/shoeMaker/dep/bin/rake, which is the rake I installed in the temporary directory.

@steveklabnik
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Hrm.

Doing some googling, I found this gist: http://gist.github.com/519744

@steveklabnik
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Since I haven't heard from you in a while, I'm closing this issue. If you'd still like help building, please get in touch with me, or post to the shoes mailing list at shoes@librelist.com, and we'd be more than happy to try and work it out.

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