Closed JoshDevHub closed 1 year ago
Yes, please do! Thank you for catching this and reporting the issue. It's a more accurate description of what needs to be checked re the Ruby version.
Also @JoshDevHub, for my curiosity, how did you find this repo? I am happy you did.
Also @JoshDevHub, for my curiosity, how did you find this repo? I am happy you did.
I watched the code review you had with Jason Swett, and I thought it looked like a really interesting project. It was easy to find with a little searching.
First off, this is a lovely project :dog:
When cloning this I noticed a couple of steps in the local environment setup could be streamlined some.
ruby -v
, this is going to show the ruby version they currently have globally set. This project's.ruby-version
file will automatically tell rbenv (or rvm) to use the required version of Ruby when the user is in this project. This means that devs don't necessarily have to have their global version set to 3.1.1, they just have to have that version installed and available for their version management tool to use. With rbenv, this means runningrbenv versions
and checking that 3.1.1 is in the list, and with rvm, runningrvm list rubies
and checking for the same.rails db:setup
Would love to make a PR if that all seems fine with you.