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Agile Web Development with Rails 7: (Page 68)
When you generate the application, because you have added TailwindCSS you’ll get problems since this isn’t installed locally.
You apparently need to run “bundle install” to pull the gem for this.
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It looks like the original problem was because I didn’t have an active Internet connection and so bundle install didn’t get run.
However having retried this I still had a problem, since there was a missing redis gem. One I got this gem added, and recreated the application everything now appears successfully.
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