On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 9:52 PM, John D. Ament <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Oct 1, 2015 at 9:28 PM Sam Ruby <[email protected]> wrote: > > I know for me, I tried getting through this part. I couldn't figure out > what brought in bundle,
That would be "gem install bundler" from: https://github.com/rubys/whimsy-agenda#direct > found some tool that was going to hot swap my ruby > versions for me, The two most popular such tools are rbenv and rvm. rvm is more functional, but also more intrusive (for example, it aliases "cd" in bash) . Generally people who run on OS/X prefer rbenv; rvm is more common on Linux. > which supposedly would bring it in, but no luck there. > I'll look at the instructions again to see if I was missing something. > FWIW, I'm running Yosemite. Cool. If you have questions, please post them. If you see deficiencies in the documentation (for example, the lack of mention of rvm/rbenv), lets fix this together. > John > > >> >> Personally, I would recommend installing what you need on Mac OSX (or, >> in my case primarily on Ubuntu though I have a MacBook and Mac Mini >> for testing). But that is your call. For those that don't have a >> suitable environment, Ross and I collaborated to define first a Docker >> container and then a Vagrant VM. >> >> The advantage of running it "natively" is that you can use your >> already existing svn checkouts. If you run on a container or VM, you >> will either need to "mount" your SVN checkouts or do a separate >> checkout, either way you will ultimately need to set up SVN there if >> you want to do commits. >> >> - Sam Ruby >>
