Hi Have spent hours trying to set up ruby and rails in order to do a project for college , have uninstalled /installed etc ...this error ..."error: mail requires i18n (~> 0.4.1, runtime)" .....what does it mean? .... Is their a simple way to rectify this infuriating mes sage I am using windows 7 Thanks in advance Sarah
on 2010-11-30 00:40
on 2010-11-30 02:28
Hate to say it, but for now you have to uninstall the offending version of i18n (specifically 0.5.0 with 'gem uninstall i18n') Then 'gem install rails' to get the proper version Sarah Dunne wrote in post #964949: > Hi > > Have spent hours trying to set up ruby and rails in order to do a > project for college , have uninstalled /installed etc ...this error > ..."error: mail requires i18n (~> 0.4.1, runtime)" > .....what does it mean? .... Is their a simple way to rectify this > infuriating mes > sage > > I am using windows 7 > > Thanks in advance > > Sarah
on 2010-11-30 02:54
It's an issue with Mail's dependencies being too tight - and it only seems to be an issue when Bundler isn't being used (or particular versions of Bundler?) We've asked Mikel to quickly relax the dependencies. I haven't received any answer to today's messages and will have to pull/yank the release in case he's busy or can't do a Mail release. I'm very sorry about this, but it's something that - because of the way bundler works - wasn't visible to me before 0.5.0 was out of the door (and someone used `rails new`). We've all thought Mail would have relaxed its dependencies weeks ago, but apparently something has gone wrong with that.
on 2010-11-30 04:22
Apparently it's fixed now https://github.com/mikel/mail/commit/747c06b031268... Please update your Mail gem $ gem update mail Afterwards $ rails new foo should work again. Could someone doublecheck? It's getting late over here :)
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