Just getting things set up right. I know I had to add devkit before; and that there's some tweaking of environment variables; but no clear set of steps to follow. There is a pik devkit command, which throws an error.
Hmm. There is this, http://puneetpandey.com/tag/how-to-install-devkit-on-windows/
which reminded me to edit devkit\config.yml and add the new ruby location, e.g.
- C:/Ruby187
- C:\Users\Ed.pik\rubies\Ruby-192-p136
- C:\Users\Ed.pik\rubies\Ruby-193-p0
Maybe that's what pik devkit was supposed to do for me!
Also the Windows testing/autotesting setup has many dead-end rabbit holes.
Just getting things set up right. I know I had to add devkit before; and that there's some tweaking of environment variables; but no clear set of steps to follow. There is a
pik devkit
command, which throws an error.Hmm. There is this,
http://puneetpandey.com/tag/how-to-install-devkit-on-windows/
which reminded me to edit devkit\config.yml and add the new ruby location, e.g.
- C:/Ruby187
- C:\Users\Ed.pik\rubies\Ruby-192-p136
- C:\Users\Ed.pik\rubies\Ruby-193-p0
Maybe that's what
pik devkit
was supposed to do for me!If anyone could add some notes on Windows installation, feel free.
It's been awhile since I started with Rails, and I use pik; but I'm still finding upgrading to 1.9.3 a challenge.
On Windows, I get the error
> 'spork' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file.
When I ran bundler, though, spork installed 3 windows gems