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Middleman Skeleton For Zurb Foundation
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Error: Could not find ffi-1.9.2 in any of the sources #2

Closed malopezcruz closed 11 years ago

malopezcruz commented 11 years ago

In step 3, after the bundle install, I get the following error: "Could not find ffi-1.9.2 in any of the sources". I tried to install the gem with gem install ffi-v 1.9.2, but I get this other message:

ERROR: Could not find a valid gem 'ffi' (= 1.9.2) in any repository ERROR: Possible alternatives: ffi.

I did the latter, but the installed version is 1.9.3. Any idea how to solve it? Thanks.

axyz commented 11 years ago

what SO are you using? for my personal experience on linux i've never had these kind of problem, while on mac i had a similar problem i struggled with a lot. I had the same error, but with the i18n package. I've resolved using rvm to setup a clean ruby environment. Give it a try and let me know if it helped.

axyz commented 11 years ago

basically: refer to http://rvm.io in order to setup a clean ruby environment for your architecture, then activate it on your active shell (see the rvm docs for your OS) then only gem install bundle and from your project do a bundle install it will install all the needed gems.

N.B. before the bundle install my advice is to erase your old .bundle/config and also the Gemfile.lock

malopezcruz commented 11 years ago

Thank you very much for the recommendations. My os is OSX, Maveriks. I'll let you know what the outcome was.

axyz commented 11 years ago

you're welcome!

malopezcruz commented 11 years ago

I ended up doing the following: 1) In Gemfile I added gem 'ffi', '1 .9.3 '. 2) After that I ran bundle update ffi. For now, it seems to be working.

axyz commented 11 years ago

yep, i've read that sometimes bundle update could solve these kind of problems, by the way having a clean ruby environment is always a good habit: it's easy that after some time playing with a big amount of gems and different ruby versions that things could become very messy...