Closed asuender closed 3 months ago
In this case, since you had to manually add the webrick gem to resolve the issue, it's a good idea to add it to the Gemfile so that others who clone the repository can easily install all dependencies by running bundle install. Including the specific version ("~> 1.8") in the Gemfile is also a good practice to avoid potential compatibility issues in the future.
You can open the Gemfile in a text editor and add the following line:
gem "webrick", "~> 1.8"
After adding the line, save the Gemfile and run bundle install to ensure that the webrick gem is installed with the specified version.
Thanks for the report, I've opened a PR for this addition.
Hello!
I just cloned this repo to start working on a German translation and I followed all instructions in README.md#development to install all dependencies. But when I try to run a local instance via
./script/server
it fails:I managed to solve this by adding the
webrick
dependency to theGemfile
:Or just:
I am new to Ruby & jekyll but shouldn't we add this to the
Gemfile
?