I run:
sudo gem update rails
To get:
Updating installed gems…
Attempting remote update of rails
Successfully installed rails-1.1.6
Gems: [rails] updated
But:
rails --version
Still yields:
Rails 1.0.0
Why?
Thanks for any feedback
I run:
sudo gem update rails
To get:
Updating installed gems…
Attempting remote update of rails
Successfully installed rails-1.1.6
Gems: [rails] updated
But:
rails --version
Still yields:
Rails 1.0.0
Why?
Thanks for any feedback
Hi, you can do the following to update to 1.2 RC 2:
gem install rails --source http://gems.rubyonrails.org
–include-dependencies
Good luck,
-Conrad
2007/1/8, Bob C. [email protected]:
But:
rails --version
Are you using GNU/Linux? If so, did you installed Rails 1.0.0 from
gems too? Or using your distro’s packages? What about “gem list”?
See ya!
But:
rails --versionStill yields:
Rails 1.0.0Why?
What happens when you do a “which rails” and “whereis rails”?
-faisal
I am using Mac OSX.
gem list
yeilds:
…
rails (1.1.6)
Web-application framework with template engine, control-flow layer,
and ORM.
…
Here it gets funny:
bob-cobers-computer:~/PRJGAME/Rings2 bobcober$ /opt/local/bin/rails
–version
Rails 1.1.6
bob-cobers-computer:~/PRJGAME/Rings2 bobcober$ which rails
/opt/local/bin/rails
bob-cobers-computer:~/PRJGAME/Rings2 bobcober$ rails --version
Rails 1.0.0
bob-cobers-computer:~/PRJGAME/Rings2 bobcober$ /usr/bin/rails --version
Rails 1.0.0
I am going to delete the older one in /usr/bin, but I am confused.
If ‘which’ lists /opt/local/bin why is it still using /usr/bin ?
Thanks for any feedback
Imobach González Sosa wrote:
2007/1/8, Bob C. [email protected]:
But:
rails --versionAre you using GNU/Linux? If so, did you installed Rails 1.0.0 from
gems too? Or using your distro’s packages? What about “gem list”?See ya!
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