Roger Pack wrote:
>
>> Try setting the platform to mswin32 and it will hopefully install the
>> binary version.
>>
>> gem install ruby-postgres --platform=mswin32
>
> Looks like this only installs binaries for 1.8.6 (same with the pg gem).
> If you want to use ruby mingw 1.9.1 with them (which
> Try setting the platform to mswin32 and it will hopefully install the
> binary version.
>
> gem install ruby-postgres --platform=mswin32
Looks like this only installs binaries for 1.8.6 (same with the pg gem).
If you want to use ruby mingw 1.9.1 with them (which is the OP's
version), you'll
Fernando Perez wrote:
> ruby-postgres is deprecated. Use "pg" instead.
Hello Fernando,
It also works with your suggestion, thank you.
But then, if both the deprecated ruby-postgres is installed along with
pg (see the gem list below), is there any problem ? Will rails use by
default pg instead
Sharagoz -- wrote:
>> You have to install development tools firs
>
> Hello again.
> It is trying to install from source instead of binary, which requires a
> compiler.
> Try setting the platform to mswin32 and it will hopefully install the
> binary version.
>
> gem install ruby-postgres --platf
> You have to install development tools firs
Hello again.
It is trying to install from source instead of binary, which requires a
compiler.
Try setting the platform to mswin32 and it will hopefully install the
binary version.
gem install ruby-postgres --platform=mswin32
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