RobOldCodes
Modern Front-End Development for Rails B7: bin/setup (page xv)
Hi, I just got bitten by this issue when trying to run the initial bin/setup command:
To work with the latest versions I’ve had to lock down the gemfile:
gem “activerecord-postgres_enum”, ‘~> 1.6’
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noelrappin
Hi - thanks or your interest. The text was not updated – my mistake – the code uses Ruby 3.0.0, and you should be fine if you install that version.
Where it says main directory, you can start with the turbo_01 directory.
All this has been cleaned up fro the next beta.
Noel
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noelrappin
That’ll also work, it’s not really an issue for any of the other code, maybe it’s worth pulling back to that in the final code in the name of having one less dependency.
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