you could delete rake 0.9.2 using sudo *gem uninstall rake (if you’re on
linux system) *and it’ll reply you with which version of rake you want
to
delete.
If the problem is not yet resolved you could delete all the versions or
rake
and type *sudo bundle install *into the folder of your project
(It could be useful to check what *bundle exec *does as it suggests
you…)
Hi, I had the same problem and just wanted to tell you: if you
uninstalled later it will come back so you’ll have the same problem
probably.
4 solutions:
Removing later rake with gem uninstall rake -v=0.9.0
then make sure you change your Gemfile:
gem rake, ‘0.8.7’ (use gem list to see if you have it)
The reason is: also if your system updates your rake (probably because
of installing another gem which requires that) your app will work.