Closed josephmo closed 1 year ago
make: /usr/local/bin/gmkdir: No such file or directory
Can you check your homebrew environment? gmkdir
is provided by `coreutils.
What do you mean by check my homebrew environment?
?
You should confirm to work gmkdir
in your environment.
Unfortunately, It's out of scope for this repository. It seems not racc
issue.
You mean I should check to see if there is a gmkdir
on my system?
@josephmo This error is happening during the "install" phase, you can probably find the Makefile on disk and look at what it's trying to do by finding the value of INSTALL
in your Makefile.
It's likely that Ruby and your system have detected ginstall
and so that's what's being used to copy files into the installation directory. But when ginstall
tries to call gmkdir
to create the needed directories it's failing. @hsbt is saying that this is likely an issue with how these utilities are installed on your machine.
Does that make sense? Do you know how to continue investigating?
@flavorjones This is getting pulled from a GitHub at bundle time, so I don't have it locally.
I got this problem too, Confirmed gmkdir
works normally
OS: MacOS Ventura - Version 13.1 Apple M1
@longhoangwkm you appear to be experiencing a different problem, your error message is completely different from the OP. please open a new issue if you need assistance!
The solution was:
brew link --overwrite coreutils
After I installed the MacOS Ventura update, I was getting an error as I was trying to do 'bundle install'
I googled some, and then did the following:
When that was finished, I also made sure sure developer tools access to Terminal (through the settings UI).
I ran bundle install again, same results: