Open offbyone opened 5 months ago
Hey! I encountered the same problem and was able to get it working by doing:
rm -rf ~/.local/share/gem
rm -rf ~/.gem
bundle install --redownload
It seems like some paths are shared between the install and it caused incompatibilities.
Oof. This is so close but I'm still having errors with C extensions, because apparently the source is not installed. Looking into it (I'm hoping it's a plugin option)
I'm battling the same problem currently. I was getting really cryptic errors like running gem info
would fail and say something about stringIO gem linking to and old cache path that referenced asdf
. I seem to have fixed the problems (for now) with:
rm -rf
for good measureHopefully you have the same luck!
Describe the bug I am switching from asdf to mise, and have found that the ruby installed by mise is unable to bundle install some of my gems.
Running
bundle install
results in this:To Reproduce
mise
mise install ruby@3.1.4
bundle install
with these gems.Expected behavior
"bundle install" should work :D
Extra Context
The ruby versions are subtly different:
The bundle environments are also subtly different:
mise doctor
outputAdditional context Add any other context about the problem here.