uvok cheetahFor some reason, I have severe trouble setting up ruby/jekyll on my chromebook on Arch. I use system ruby - but that shouldn't matter? Only weird thing is bundler doesn't want to use system gems while having a custom install path set?
(But that means it won't use the system csv etc. gems. meh!?!?)
uvok cheetahaaaaa
#ruby
https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/9774#issuecomment-3092488571
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uvok cheetahTL;DR:
Ruby: "Hey, let's just remove some gems from stdlib, what could go wrong".
xD
@uvok@woof.tech These gems were deprecated since 3.2, IIRC.
By custom install path you mean you used something like bundle config path my/custom/path/?
Ideally, if jekyll depended on csv it should be in the Gemspec so regardless of the ruby version you're using it should work.
It has been tricky for the last couple of years since they started warning about these gems removal 😆
uvok cheetah@junkman@mastodon.social problem is, the Jekyll version I use doesn't depend on csv etc. And a newer Jekyll version depends on another sass module which shouts angrily about some minima sass being deprecated.