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Can’t build 1.6.6.2 on Ubuntu 14.10 #1234
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Hello, Thank you for reporting this, but this is actually the sad story of a user not reading Nokogiri's build output when it emits useful information:
Please either upgrade your system libraries, or allow Nokogiri to use its bundled libraries. If you feel I've closed this in error, then you will need to provide more detailed log files. We would actually prefer installation questions to be posted to the Thank you for using Nokogiri. |
Sorry for being distracted.
This is something I didn’t know how. After extensive searching I succeed.
I will rethink whether I should start a new project dependent on Nokogiri. Thank you for the hint. |
Any one can give solution for below problem? |
This issue is closed. Please email the nokogiri-talk mailing list or open a new issue with the contents of your log files. Thank you |
I also cannot figure out how to get nokogiri 1.6.6.2 installed on Ubuntu 14.04. Been using nokogiri for a long time and am very familiar with it's installation process (normally) |
@penibelst In the interest of avoiding further condescension from the maintainers, could you let us know what you did to solve the issue? |
@Zapotek Sorry, I don’t remember the steps. It must have to do with @flavorjones’ hint “allow Nokogiri to use its bundled libraries”. |
@dpehrson @Zapotek @penibelst Honestly, I meant my comment about "sad story" as a joke playing on the original post and not condescension. I would appreciate receiving the benefit of the doubt in the future, in particular when being asked for help. I'll be sure to use a winky-smile emoticon in the future when joking. I also asked for more information, including log files, and the OP did not provide that information. So I think you're probably blaming the wrong person for something. ;) You can email the mailing list for additional help on installation. I greatly prefer that discussion happen in the public eye, and not hidden on a github issue. See http://www.nokogiri.org/tutorials/getting_help.html for our rationale on this topic. |
**What problem is this PR intended to solve?** The CHANGELOG.md file has had hyperlinked issues, PRs, and usernames since 0ac9033 / 2020-02-02 so that, when rendered on nokogiri.org, users could easily get to deeper information. The downside, though, is that when the changelog snippets are copied to release notes, usernames aren't added to the "contributors" list for the release; and the release notes consumed by tools like dependabot and libraries.io don't really need the hyperlinks and it's sometimes just messy-looking. So this PR removes the markdown linkification, and updates the CHANGELOG to just have bare references like `#1234` and `@flavorjones`. Separately, I've added hoe-markdown to nokogiri.org in sparklemotion/nokogiri.org@4fa918d so the site will still have everything linkified. **Have you included adequate test coverage?** unneeded. **Does this change affect the behavior of either the C or the Java implementations?** N/A
The sad story again. I have Nokogiri 1.6.5 on my Ubuntu 14.10 installed. If I try to
bundle install
that gemfile:Bundler tries to install 1.6.6.2 and fails.
The trick
doesn’t help.
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