Open s-p-b opened 2 years ago
I had this happen aswell.
If I manually called eval "$(frum init)"
immediately after calling frum local <version>
, it would work.
I also noticed that this behaviour only happened when I didn't manually set the global ruby version with frum global
.
After setting the global ruby version with frum global
and then restarting my shell, everything seemed to work.
I suspect there's some logic that implicitly depends on there being a global ruby version.
I'm not having any success with setting either a local or global version of frum. After going through the installation process detailed here, setting by .bashrc to initialize frum, and installing ruby 3.1.1, I try to set the global version, but still get the system ruby:
When trying to set the local version, I get this:
My machine is a mid-2009 Macbook Pro, running High Sierra 10.13.6 What am I doing wrong here? Thanks!