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Provide instructions on how to use RVM or rbenv to install Ruby version not provided by the OS #300

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rogerkuou opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 1 comment

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@rogerkuou
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This issue regards to the Setup episode, the section of installing Ruby for Linux user.

When installing by apt-get, the default Ruby version is 2.5.1 (after apt-get update), which may be too old for some users. An alternative way of installation is to use RVM, e.g. mentioned in this tutorial.

@fmichonneau fmichonneau changed the title Ruby version may be too old Provide instructions on how to use RVM or rbenv to install Ruby version not provided by the OS Nov 12, 2020
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SJaffa commented Nov 4, 2021

Currently using apt-get gives Ruby 2.7.0, but when I then make serve I get an error because the Gemfile specifies Ruby>=2.7.1, so it is now necessary to either use an alternative installation method or change the Gemfile (which I don't know enough about Ruby to mess with)

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