I have seed-fu installed on my mac book, no problems.
But I can install it fine on winxp but when I run it, I get:
Don't know how to bulid task db:seed
I checked my installed directory (c:\ruby\libs) and it appears to be there.
Any ideas?
The vendor/plugin files were missing. I checked them and resynced on the xp machine and that fixed it. Hopefully this can help someone else.
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This is on my work computer. I just joined the company. I'm trying to run ruby, hopefully line-by-line as well, in Visual Studio Code. I installed the ruby extension, but when I try to run or debug the code, and select the Ruby environment, I don't get any output in the "OUTPUT" and "DEBUG CONSOLE" tabs. I don't know why this is happening. Do I not actually have Ruby installed or something? Thank you.
Here is a screenshot collage of my issue.
I installed RubyMine just now. It is the student free setup.
I am getting a warning/error: no ruby interpreter configured for project.
I opened it and tried to apply using both rbenv present, but warning/error doesn't goes off.
What should I do?
I solved it just by deleting .idea directory from the my project file and everything started working with no no debugger issue.
I have a problem when I try to reinstall the ODT 2017: I already had it installed, but when I opened Visual Studio and wanted to check the connection it shows the error "The requested .NET Framework data provider is not found. It may not be installed."
I uninstalled it, and then when I wanted to reinstall it, I was amazed at the error that it was still installed, "Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio 2017 is already installed. Please uninstall and try again."
I don't know if I have a folder or file in a hidden folder...
Okay, I am not exactly sure why this worked but I don't want to mess with it since it is working great right now.
I had tried all the methods of manually removing Oracle software and none of that seemed to work. I started exploring the command line options and was trying to force an uninstall even though it wasn't installed. I was hoping it would clear something out.
From command line I tried:
ODTforVS2017_122010.exe /V /uninstall
However, instead of uninstalling anything, it launched into the normal install. Only this time, it worked! Go figure.
Just in case this had something to do with it... Just before this, I accidentally started the install for the VS 2015 version which started normally. Was really excited until I realized it was the wrong version. Maybe this cleared something out? No idea...
I have to move on and finish before the deadline. I hope this helps you.
Karl
The accepted answer did not work for me, so I had to investigate further. I was able to solve the problem by manually uninstalling the vsix from Visual Studio (using the Visual Studio 2017 Command Prompt):
vsixinstaller /a /u:"Oracle.VsDevTools.15.0"
Then, I simply ran the installer again and it worked.
In my case the issue was that even after my previous uninstall with the wizard, the extension (ODT) still on VS2017 but it was disabled, so i uninstalled it from VS and then installed it again with the wizard
i downloaded the rails installer and tried to install, but i get the error in the screenshot. I have re-downloaded the file several times and installed times over, but without success.
what is the problem?
Can you please try with version 2.2.2? Additionally, any issues with the installer should be reported in Github Issues.
Evan
I have a problem with Rhostudio, Mac OS X 10.7.3 Lion and Ecplise.
Rhostudio install as app as a plugin but it does not work.
If I create the project is blank. In the preferences tells me can not find the path of Rhodes.
On my Mac development in Ruby on Rails with Aptana Studio 3. It works perfectly and use Ruby 1.9.3 and RVM.
The gems are installed correctly.
What is my problem? What can I do?
I had the same issue on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3; the project is blank because Rhostudio is not properly installed, the installation seems to had gone through but it failed.
I followed the instructions from here http://docs.rhomobile.com/rhostudio.tutorial#installing-rhostudio but when I ran the install gems script, a 'Please install building tools' message was coming out on the terminal. The script fails because it looks for the developer folder and does not find it, you can still run Rhostudio, but it doesn’t work properly. There are several things you could do, like installing a version of Xcode that would create the developer folder, but you don’t really need that.
This is what I did:
1. I cleaned all previous installations of Rhostudio.
I installed the latest Xcode, the latest version of Xcode does not create the developer folder, as you can see here: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/WhatsNewXcode/Articles/xcode_4_3.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/1006-SW1
I then installed the Command-Line Tools; these are now optional and the instructions are on the same link of step two.
I repeated the basic installation steps from the tutorial and when it was time to run the install gems script I opened it with a text editor and ran every command manually from the command line, I skipped the validations that search for the developer folder and the Java installation. The developer folder doesn’t have to be there anymore but you must have Java installed.
Once I finished running every command the installation was complete. If you create a new project this time the folder should not be empty.
I configured Rhostudio according to the instructions and the framework I needed to work on and everything went smooth.
I hope that helps, and note that whenever you tried installing by running the Install Gems script the error was coming out to the terminal, based on that message you’ll find if something else is happening. The two initial validations can only output the error messages 'Please install building tools' or 'Please install java development kit'.