Closed MSchmidt closed 9 months ago
@MSchmidt did you find a fix/work around?
@enriquesalceda no I did only spent about 30 minutes on this before giving up and posting this. Was hoping for an upstream fix before getting back into it.
@enriquesalceda & @MSchmidt I was able to get around it by prefixing my commands with VITE_RUBY_SKIP_COMPATIBILITY_CHECK=true
eg VITE_RUBY_SKIP_COMPATIBILITY_CHECK=true bundle exec rails maglev:vite:install_dependencies
even for rails server. If you are desperate you can try that.
I tried it on a new rails app instead with: Ruby: 3.2.2 Rails: 7.1.2 Nodejs: 18:16.0
Without version pinning on Gemfile hence maglevcms v1.4.0
Check this: https://vite-ruby.netlify.app/config/#skipcompatibilitycheck
hey all, sorry for the delay. I'm working on it here 👉 https://github.com/maglevhq/maglev-core/pull/70 I hope to be done by the end of the week.
I see #70 was merged, would you be able to release a new version with this fix? I was trying Maglev out, but the quickstart guide fails to install because of this.
@natematykiewicz thanks for poking me on that! I've just released the 1.5.1 version.
I'm following the guide with:
However, this fails with
vite-plugin-ruby@^3.2.0 might not be compatible with vite_ruby-3.5.0 (ArgumentError)