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Agile Web Development with Rails 7 p1.0—May2023: foreman Gem (page 73)
Steps to Reproduce:
- Follow tutorial for depot app up to page 73.
- Run the following as instructed:
bin/dev
Expected Result:
Server starts, foreman running
Actual Result:
bin/dev: 16: exec: foreman: not found
Workaround/Explanation
See this:
gem install foreman
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