Closed alexventuraio closed 2 years ago
@alexventuraio Do you have Homebrew installed? If so, can you try running brew install icu4c
and rerunning bundle install
?
Would be nice to create pre-requirements section in default repository README.md
that will mention to install global required packages like yarn
or icu4c
as bin/configure
fails on these with clean Node version (from nvm
) and clean Ruby version (from rvm
) installed specifically for the project. Would be easier for less experienced developers to get started.
@whitemerry Yes, I think what we actually want to do is have bin/configure
just check for those requirements and tell them how to install stuff if they're not installed already.
Yes, not having icu4c
installed prior to bin/configure
and bin/setup
and not having redis-server
running caused some headaches in getting bullet train up and running.
Should be solved by https://github.com/bullet-train-co/bullet_train/commit/25d407118c9a90a1108171d69a31ef9c59f5ae6e . 🤞
Yarn should be fixed in e467494.
OSX version 12.2.1 MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021) Chip Apple M1 Pro
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```sh $ bin/configure Bullet Train requires Ruby 3.1.1 and `ruby -v` returns ruby 3.1.1p18 (2022-02-18 revision 53f5fc4236) [arm64-darwin21]. Bullet Train requires Node.js 16.13.2 and `node -v` returns v16.13.2. Renaming repository `origin` remote to `bullet-train`. Hit