Closed fusion809 closed 8 years ago
I just saw #37 and added bundle, exec, jekyll, serve
to my Build Command (in the Settings of this package, which I set in the interface of Atom, refer to the screenshot below if you are confused by my phrasing) and I still received this Jekyll Binary Incorrect error. I also tried setting it to bundle, exec, jekyll, build
with the same results. I am running Jekyll under Manjaro Linux, if it is relevant. I have checked my PATH
variable (by issuing echo $PATH
from Bash, if you're questioning my methods) for bundle
and it is there as is confirmed by me running whereis bundle
and receiving the result:
/home/fusion809/.gem/ruby/2.3.0/bin/bundle
Atom uses a wierd $PATH I've had issues with it in another of my packages. Try something like:
/full/path/to/bundle/bin/bundle, exec, jekyll, build
you need to build jekyll and not serve it. the package serves it inside the atom process and runs your command every save.
Well I'll be it is working, thanks!
Hi,
Whenever I edit my Jekyll site's files I receive an error message entitled "Jekyll Binary Incorrect": I'm guessing this means that my settings are not correctly set. I know that:
bundle exec jekyll serve
starts the Jekyll server without issue on my machine. My knowledge of how to edit Atom's settings and the settings of its packages is in its infancy, so please keep that in mind when ya respond. I saw this part of this repo's README but it was not particularly helpful as I do not know where to setBuild Command
and even when I do set it I do not know how to set in order for it to runbundle exec jekyll serve
.Thanks for your time, Brenton