Hello,
I am using rails 1.2.3 that came with my mac Xcode installation. If I
update rails with:
sudo gem update rails
will the latest version of rails cause a conflict with Xcode?
Thanks for your time,
Calvin
Hello,
I am using rails 1.2.3 that came with my mac Xcode installation. If I
update rails with:
sudo gem update rails
will the latest version of rails cause a conflict with Xcode?
Thanks for your time,
Calvin
On May 20, 9:39 pm, Calvin [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I am using rails 1.2.3 that came with my mac Xcode installation. If I
update rails with:sudo gem update rails
will the latest version of rails cause a conflict with Xcode?
Don’t think xcode does anything with rails at all
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
Don’t think xcode does anything with rails at all
I’m pretty sure you’re correct Fred. Installing the developer tools
(including Xcode) also install Ruby and Rails, along with other useful
developer related things like gcc, cvs, Subversion, etc. But, other than
that Xcode itself doesn’t interact with Rails.
I do have a couple of recommendations though. Before you do anything
else with updating, first update Rubygems with:
sudo gem update --system
Then your should be safe to go ahead and update any gems you like,
including Rails.
I’m not sure if this matters, but I don’t really use the gem update
command, other than to update Rubygems itself. Instead I just use the
gem install command to install updated versions:
sudo gem install rails
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