Is there an easy way to blast away all this old cruft and start over short of reformatting the hard drive? I keep running into all sorts of problems as I try to update. I’ve got an itch to work on a web app and a Mac that is many versions behind on Ruby, Rails, etc. What if you already have a Ruby environment, but it's so old that you can't get started on that dream project of yours? Hi I've been trying to get rails and postgresql installed for 2 days now and its been a nightmare, does anyone know of a step by step up to date tutorial to install rails on mac please? I've tried go rails, other websites and videos but keep getting errors and I find myself pasting fixes from stackoverflow to fix one issue then I run into another. This is what it sounds like when devs cry: Every day, hundreds of people - from beginners to those with 40 years of coding experience - struggle to install and use Ruby gems on a Mac. Ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64Įvery fix you've tried so far ends in more misery that makes you want to give up. Incompatible architecture (have x86_64 need arm64e)
"LDFLAGS", and now you're getting errors like these about incompatible architecture: Or maybe you followed outdated advice to use Rosetta, "arch -x86_64", or
How about this one after using "sudo" to install the gem?ĮRROR: Failed to build gem native extension. You don't have write permissions for the /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0 You run commands blindly, hoping something will work.īut nothing you've tried so far has worked.ĭoes this permissions error look familiar?ĮRROR: While executing gem. You've been searching Google for days, asking questions on Stack Overflow, Reddit, and GitHub. Have you been struggling to install Rails, Jekyll, React Native, cocoapods, fastlane, ffi, or some other Ruby gem? Or even just Ruby? You had no idea it would be this complicated, right?
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