Closed prussiap closed 9 years ago
(Suggesting flagging as duplicate of #124 which itself seems to be a duplicate of #97.)
Hobo does not yet support Rails 4.2, but it does not currently specify this in its dependencies - see issue #124 - so the gem bundling environment happily (and correctly) loads newer versions of Rails.
Until the dependency specification is fixed in Hobo, please manually ensure that the environment Hobo works in does not attempt to load Rails 4.2 gems (e.g. uninstall the Rails 4.2 gems from that gem set).
Hi @prussiap , I'm happy to inform that the latest Hobo 2.2.3 supports Rails 4.2. Please write if you encounter further issues!
Hi Everyone, I tried taking the plunge into Hobo, especially following the long tutorial ( http://hobocentral.net/tutorials/agility ) from my usual Rails new app. I use Chruby for ruby versioning instead of RVM and have never really had an issue with it.
I easily get through the
Then I try to make a new hobo app
Sadly that shows me some gem conflicts.
The folder was created and rails new (or hobo's version) ran since the error was at the end.
My Guess was to remove 4.0.13 conflicting versions since the gemfile has rails 4.2.0 in it. That lead me nowhere. Re-installing and removing 4.2 versions out of curiosity lead to similar "rails not installed" type errors.
I'm not new to rails, though new to rails 4.2 as i've been supporting legacy apps instead of greenfield, but I could use some help sorting this out.
Searching google, hobo community and SO.. have not provided me with any feedback other then removing conflicting gems which I did.
Chruby says i'm running ruby-2.1.5 and I do verify that my local 2.1.5 folder have all the conflicted gems in it
gemlist: