Closed daft closed 14 years ago
I just installed it on my Rails 2.3.8 gemset and it installed fine. I think it's probably because you have both rails 2.3.8 and rails 3x installed on your system. I ran into a similar problem in a different situation before, in which through the dependency loading magic that happens in the background, the most current version of activerecord/activesupport is loaded, instead of the one I wanted.
I suggest using RVM if you're not already, or just uninstall all rails 3 gems from your system, and it'll work fine.
Hm. Totally weird. I only have one version of rails installed (as confirmed by "gems list rails"). Further when I try to add it to my .gems manifest in my heroku app, and heroku attempts to download it, it chokes there as well. BUT, when check using "rake gems" I see it installed. Weird stuff indeed. While looking around I found a similar issue over at the formtastic listing available here: http://github.com/justinfrench/formtastic/issues/closed/#issue/364
Moral of the story? Use bundler for older rails installations.
Closing this.
Hi, I am working on rails version 3.0.0. I got error when installing authlogic-connect, it said that 'activemodel requires activesupport (= 3.0.3, runtime)'.
I checked version of dependencies, it only requires version 2.1.2 of active-support. Thought?
Thanks.
When attempting to install via:
sudo gem install authlogic-connect
on Rails 2.3.8, one is presented with this message:
Building native extensions. This could take a while... ERROR: Error installing authlogic-connect: activemodel requires activesupport (= 3.0.0, runtime)
Thoughts?