02:23 <mynameisdebian> I installed rvm and ruby 3.0.0 earlier. I followed the complicated directions at https://rvm.io/rvm/install and everything was working fine, but then irb crashed my shell, so I opened a new terminal. Now I don't have `rvm` or `ruby` in my PATH as either a normal user or root. How do I figure out where ruby and rvm are installed and what the proper way is to go about using them? I don't want to just repeat my steps and wind up

02:23 <mynameisdebian> with overlapping instances of different programs, that's the whole reason for which I installed rvm and waded through their crappy directions.

02:24 <mynameisdebian> Everyone says, "use rvm", don't use "apt", but at least apt gives me some consistently-working version of ruby and doesn't involve a lot of time to figure out or debug later.

02:27 <mynameisdebian> I installed as root and I added both uses to the "rvm" group

02:27 <mynameisdebian> s/uses/users

08:10 <John860> Hi, I've been reading Rails documentation and I find unclear how to build an actual JS manifest. I'm using rails 7 with raw JS and CSS, relying only on import maps. I'd like to provide a series of shortcuts as documented here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest/shortcuts

15:05 <NonatoAguiar> hey guys! Good afternoon!

15:07 <NonatoAguiar> I'm new here! Could someone help me with jquery using importmap with rails 7.0.4? :]

15:10 <NonatoAguiar> i'm from Brazil, someone from here?

15:11 <ule> jQuery? What is that? :P

15:17 <NonatoAguiar> gem jquery, I can't import!

15:23 <ule> NonatoAguiar: pergunta para o ChatGPT :)

15:31 <NonatoAguiar> obrigado ule, mas ele diz que o rails 7 não existe ainda! :') :') :')

19:16 <ox1eef_> Anyone on Linux can run a piece of code for me ? Trying to determine difference, if any, between Linux & BSD in regards to Errno::ENOBUFS.

19:21 <ox1eef_> Ah. Looks like the key difference is write vs write_nonblock.

19:26 <retroj> oxleef_: just to follow up from yesterday, I was able to clean out the leftover files from the earlier ruby2.1 rake installation and get my redmine running again. Thank you so much for the help!

19:30 <ox1eef_> Great to hear :) You're welcome.

19:38 <retroj> oxleef_: just to follow up from yesterday, I was able to clean out the leftover files from the earlier ruby2.1 rake installation and get my redmine running again. Thank you so much for the help!

19:38 <retroj> (sorry if I double posted, unstable connection)

19:39 <ox1eef_> No worries. I saw the first one, and my reply: "Great to hear :) You're welcome."

19:39 <retroj> :-)

20:00 <myappie> ox1eef_: What you need bro?

20:24 <ox1eef_> All good in the end. I was wondering why some code raised Errno::ENOBUFS when I expected it to block, and the reason was that I was using write_nonblock() instead of write().

20:57 <myappie> Cool cool!

21:35 <leah2> https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/47509 lol

21:42 <weaksauce> lol whoopsie

22:15 <ox1eef_> The saving grace might be that attr_protected has been superseded by strong_parameters. At least that's the official recommendation.