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aantix / turkee

Blurring the line between Mechanical Turk, Rails and usability testing..
http://github.com/aantix/turkee
MIT License
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turkee requires turkee (>= 0) #8

Closed millisami closed 13 years ago

millisami commented 13 years ago

When installing it from rubygems gem install turkee, I get the following error:

gem install turkee
ERROR:  Error installing turkee:
    turkee requires turkee (>= 0)

Then I cloned it and tried to install using rake install, the same error.

Actually there is a line in .gemspec file that adds turkee itself as a dependency. That might be the problem or may be due to the gem version installed i.e. 1.6.2 in my system.

aantix commented 13 years ago

I've updated the gemspec, removed some unneeded dependencies and have pushed v1.1.1.

Can you do an update and see if this resolves the issue for you?

aantix commented 13 years ago

And if you still are experiencing an issue, can you create a new rails app (using >= 3.0.7), add turkee to the gem file, do a bundle install and tell me if you still experience issues?

reuableahcim commented 13 years ago

I was having the same issue with a 3.0.9 rails app but did as you said, added turkee to the gem file, did a bundle install and the error message went away.

aantix commented 13 years ago

Thanks reuableahcim. I'm going to close out this issue as I haven't heard of any more problems.