This happened to me after upgrading MacOS to version “High Sierra” on my MacBook. I cloned my application repository and went to execute a bundle install command, but it throws the following error message:
So I tried to enter password and install the bundled gems to RubyGems using sudo. But this did not solve the problem and here’s what I saw:
List Of C++ Header Files
In this error message, we are prompted to install the gem ffi by using the following command:
- Ruby製のソフトウェアはこの手の問題が発生しやすいイメージが強いのですが何とかならんもんですかね(´・ω・`) Rubyと聞くと反射的に「ウッ」と変な声が出るようになりましたよw 自分でゼロから書く分には良いのでしょうが。.
- Ruby製のソフトウェアはこの手の問題が発生しやすいイメージが強いのですが何とかならんもんですかね(´・ω・`) Rubyと聞くと反射的に「ウッ」と変な声が出るようになりましたよw 自分でゼロから書く分には良いのでしょうが。.
This did not help, and the same with the use of sudo. Then I decided to try set a location other than my system’s gem repository. Moreover, in the first error message we were asked about this option.
Mkmf.rb Can't Find Header Files For Ruby Macos Download
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Looks good. Let’s now try to run the bundle install command:
And it worked.
Conclusion
That’s it, you’re done. So simple isn’t it?
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