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Build fails on OSX 10.10 / ruby 2.2 #56

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qrohlf opened this issue Jan 21, 2015 · 10 comments
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Build fails on OSX 10.10 / ruby 2.2 #56

qrohlf opened this issue Jan 21, 2015 · 10 comments

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@qrohlf
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qrohlf commented Jan 21, 2015

nio4r fails to build on Yosemite with ruby 2.2 installed via rbenv.

$ ruby -v
ruby 2.2.0p0 (2014-12-25 revision 49005) [x86_64-darwin14]

Here is a gist of the output of trying to install the nio4r gem:

https://gist.github.com/digitalextremist/9f6c9b556f0efefd0819

@digitalextremist
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I moved your gem install nio4r -v '1.0.0' output to a gist and changed your ticket for clarity.

@digitalextremist
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This seems like something @brixen or @dbussink would know better, coming from heavy C/C++ even though they mostly maintain Rubinius. Do either of you guys have something obvious pop out at you?

@Asmod4n
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Asmod4n commented Jan 24, 2015

#40 looks like the fix for it. has it been pushed to rubygems yet?

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Asmod4n commented Jan 24, 2015

yeah, nio4r 1.1 fixed it, looks like this can be closed.

@digitalextremist
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Thanks for the help @Asmod4n. I'm not very confident in my nio4r ninja status at this point, but I'll close this and ping @tarcieri about cutting a new gem.

@digitalextremist
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Wait, @Asmod4n can you confirm: this looks like it already shipped.

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Asmod4n commented Jan 24, 2015

It is shipped, celluloid-io should also pick it up.

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Asmod4n commented Jan 24, 2015

@qrohlf are you using bundler? maybe a bundle update is all you need.
But as a warning, it can potentially break things in your app, but doesn't have to.

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@qrohlf per @Asmod4n's advice, use fixed versions in your Gemfile if you do use bundler, otherwise remove your older gem and install the one with #40 merged: >= 1.1

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qrohlf commented Jan 24, 2015

Updating celluloid, then updating the bundle did in fact fix it. Thanks!

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