05:34 <georgemp> i have rake installed (gem install rake), but, I keep getting this error - `find_spec_for_exe': can't find gem rake (>= 0.a) with executable rake (Gem::GemNotFoundException). Any ideas on why this would be?

05:38 <Guimauve> georgemp - i'm half awake and have covid so don't expect entirely coherent statements out of me... but do you have multiple installs of ruby on that machine? like... a system ruby and a local one? if you have env variables set up for a local ruby, but it's running /usr/bin/rake and you don't have a local rake installed, that'd be a problem.

05:39 <Guimauve> georgemp - or, if something else is loading and USING rake, you may have installed the wrong VERSION of rake

05:40 <georgemp> Guimauve: thanks for trying to help with covid. hope you feel better.

05:40 <Guimauve> thanks

05:40 <Guimauve> i was just surprised to see someone actually use this channel. seems everyone is on the damn discord.

05:42 <georgemp> i believe there would be a system ruby on macOS. I have rvm installed. `rvm list` shows ruby-3.1.2 as default. `which rake` shows the one in rvm 3.1.2

05:43 <georgemp> but this is being run from another program

05:43 <georgemp> a ruby shell script (?). via `run "rake build"`. let me try to figure out which version of rake that is using

05:44 <Guimauve> yeah, but the rvm directory binaries load the version-specific binaries, so that doesn't mean it's installed for your ruby version. if i remember? hmm. another possibility is that you're running something that uses bundler and you didn't bundler install. but if you know enough to use rvm then i doubt you're making that mistake. that's like asking

05:44 <Guimauve> someone "did you turn the computer on"

05:45 <Guimauve> oh, no, rvm doesn't do that any more. it actually puts the version specific binary on the path now. my bad

05:48 <georgemp> oh fwiw i'm just stumbling along trying to build this gem :)

05:48 <georgemp> so please assume i know nothing

05:49 <Guimauve> ...and that version would load pretty much any version of rake, as we're now on 13.0.6, so as long as you have -any- version of rake installed, it should find rake

05:51 <georgemp> I tried putting `run "which rake"` in that ruby script. and, it output `/Users/georgemp/.rvm/gems/ruby-3.1.2/bin/rake` which seems to be the one it should be looking fo

05:51 <Guimauve> georgemp - if the directory for the build has a "Gemfile" file, then you want to be using bundler, specifically "bundle install" and "bundle exec" https://bundler.io/v2.3/man/bundle-install.1.html

05:52 <georgemp> `/Users/georgemp/.rvm/rubies/ruby-3.1.2/lib/ruby/3.1.0/rubygems.rb:265:in `find_spec_for_exe': can't find gem rake (>= 0.a) with executable rake (Gem::GemNotFoundException)` - but the file path on this error message seems to be referring to ruby 3.1.0

05:52 <georgemp> let me try the bundle install

05:59 <georgemp> Guimauve: thank you ..that seems to have resolved this

05:59 <georgemp> bundle install i.e

05:59 <Guimauve> lol

05:59 <Guimauve> glad to have helped

06:00 <Guimauve> ^_^b