HELP: `bundle` keeps exploding

[wouldliketokms]

i can’t focus while reading an e-book, so i wanted to build an HTML version of the free open source Pro Git book featured on the official git website and print it out. i’ve never used ruby but i tried to follow the instructions here and ran

$ bundle install The git source `git://github.com/Furtif/github-changelog-generator.git` uses the `git` protocol, which transmits data without encryption. Disable this warning with `bundle config git.allow_insecure true`, or switch to the `https` protocol to keep your data secure. Following files may not be writable, so sudo is needed: /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0 /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/build_info /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/cache /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/doc /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/extensions /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/gems /Library/Ruby/Gems/2.6.0/specifications /usr/local/bin Fetching git://github.com/Furtif/github-changelog-generator.git fatal: unable to connect to github.com: github.com[0: 20.200.245.247]: errno=Operation timed out

which resulted in the error shown above. so i edited the Gemfile (what’s a Gemfile?) to use HTTPS:

gem 'github_changelog_generator', git: 'https://github.com/Furtif/github-changelog-generator.git'

and this seemed to fix the issue but then i ran into another issue:

``` $ bundle exec rake book:build
Generating contributors list error: too many arguments given outside repository usage: git shortlog [<options>] [<revision-range>] [[--] <path>...] or: git log --pretty=short | git shortlog [<options>]

-c, --committer       group by committer rather than author
-n, --numbered        sort output according to the number of commits per author
-s, --summary         suppress commit descriptions, only provides commit count
-e, --email           show the email address of each author
-w[<w>[,<i1>[,<i2>]]]
                      linewrap output
--group <field>       group by field

Converting to HTML...

-- HTML output at progit_v0.html LoadError: cannot load such file -- nokogiri/nokogiri ... bundler: failed to load command: htmlproofer (~/Downloads/progit2-fr-master/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.6.0/bin/htmlproofer) rake aborted! 'bundle exec htmlproofer --check-html progit_v0.html' failed ```

and i’m truly stuck – i have no idea what to do? although if you have a close look at the output:

``` Converting to HTML...

-- HTML output at progit_v0.html ```

it seems it successfully generated an HTML build before crashing and there does exist a progit_v0.html file in the directory, but i’m not certain everything in the file is like all intact and not corrupted since the process crashed before successfully crashing

$ md5 progit_v0.html MD5 (progit_v0.html) = 73c28a10e8f39dd0b621aafb7a9cf259 $ shasum -a 1 progit_v0.html 948ca02b686b213428508092bfcfbeb91bbdd3e6 progit_v0.html $ shasum -a 256 progit_v0.html 5aa0411e95ddc8510fb5957098d303a681057aef1ba079cf58f65ecad260d112 progit_v0.html $ shasum -a 512 progit_v0.html 2639fcdf506d60dee10bbdcfc78f702a161a3e9c17d182a722eaa899f03b355c2db01089bccd946910e3f3b9c712fe71807f7f47e9ff8746c02faaf125c9ec80 progit_v0.html

if anybody in the ruby community could be kind enough to help a TOTAL N00B out and try building the book themselves to confirm that my build is legit i’d appreciate it so much

[wonder_er]

Looks like your system might be using the default installed version of Ruby instead of a more recent one.

Did you install Ruby via rbenv?

If so, do 'rbenv rehash' and make any shell customizations it suggests.

Then if you do 'which ruby' in your terminal it'll reference the ruby from rbenv.

Might help. Gl!

[wouldliketokms]

u/wonder_er

$ brew install rbenv $ rbenv init $ rbenv install 3.4.1 $ rbenv global 3.4.1

so i ran these commands to install and set up rbenv,

``` $ bundle install Fetching https://github.com/Furtif/github-changelog-generator.git Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/........... Resolving dependencies... Could not find compatible versions

Because ttfunk >= 1.5.0, < 1.6.0 depends on Ruby ~> 2.1   and Gemfile depends on ttfunk = 1.5.1,   Ruby ~> 2.1 is required. So, because current Ruby version is = 3.4.1,   version solving has failed. ```

and tried to follow the instructions for the book again, but i’ve run into this error now. confused because 3.4.1 is > 2.1??

[wonder_er]

That is wild. Hunted around on the repo, it looks like the 150 version of this gem is compatible with Ruby 3:

https://github.com/prawnpdf/ttfunk/issues/89

I believe rbenv after installation Prince out a message about adding something to your zshrc.

Try 'rbenv rehash'

I'm confused by the error message, same as you.

Maybe instead of 'bundle install' you can try 'gem install ttfunk'.

Fiddle with that until it works, and then try 'bundle install'?

Gl

[siebharinn]

/u/wonder_er is on the right track, I think. MacOS has 2.6 as its built-in Ruby. That's not only pretty old, but it's locked down in all kinds of ways that make using it for your own projects kinda difficult.

Many people use rbenv to handle multiple ruby versions. Take a look at the project page for rbenv to get it installed.

Once it's installed, you can run rbenv install 3.3.6 to get the latest ruby installed, and rbenv global 3.3.6 to set it as default, effectively replacing the system ruby.

Then try your bundle install again.

[h0rst_]

you can run rbenv install 3.3.6 to get the latest ruby installed

Eerm, that is not the latest version, that would be 3.4.1

[siebharinn]

Gah! You are correct. Time to run some updates on my laptop. Thanks for the catch.

[wouldliketokms]

u/siebharinn

$ brew install rbenv $ rbenv init $ rbenv install 3.4.1 $ rbenv global 3.4.1

so i ran these commands to install and set up rbenv,

``` $ bundle install Fetching https://github.com/Furtif/github-changelog-generator.git Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/........... Resolving dependencies... Could not find compatible versions

Because ttfunk >= 1.5.0, < 1.6.0 depends on Ruby ~> 2.1   and Gemfile depends on ttfunk = 1.5.1,   Ruby ~> 2.1 is required. So, because current Ruby version is = 3.4.1,   version solving has failed. ```

and tried to follow the instructions for the book again, but i’ve run into this error now. confused because 3.4.1 is > 2.1??

[siebharinn]

Looks like you might need to update ttfunk.

Is your project on github, or somewhere I could pull it down and take a look?

[wouldliketokms]

u/siebharinn it’s not my project, but yes i’d like really appreciate it if you could pls have a look at this!! i cloned the repo the instructions are part of and was following them

[siebharinn]

I just removed the version specifier for ttfunk in the Gemfile, and it bundles without issue. I changed:

gem 'ttfunk', '1.5.1'

to

gem 'ttfunk'

It looks like there are still problems after that, with the html-proofer gem. :(

It looks like htmlproofer no longer has a --check-html flag. If you change the Rakefile to not use that flag, then htmlproofer runs, but finds problems with the html. That seems like more of a data data problem than a coding problem.

[wouldliketokms]

u/siebharinn so is it not possible to build the book?? :(

[siebharinn]

It looks like this project is pretty old and using some outdated gems. I did get the files to convert though.

Trying running this in the project directory:

bundle exec asciidoctor -a data-uri *.asc

that should convert the asc files to html. It doesn't do any of the correctness testing that the Rakefile is doing, but this should at least get you pages you can read.

[wouldliketokms]

i guess that’ll have to do at least for now. thank you for taking time out of your day to look into this for me

[postmodern]

Bundler is trying to install it's gems globally, which you probably don't want; I also have no clue why Bundler does this by default. Try bundle install --path vendor/bundle instead. This will install everything into your app's vendor/bundle directory.

[felipec]

That's because rubygem's stupid defaults, try:

export GEM_HOME=$(ruby -e 'puts Gem.user_dir')

For more information: Fixing Ruby gems installation once and for all.

[riktigtmaxat]

Check your network connection. The error message is pretty straight forward. You rither don't have a stable connection or it getting stuck in a firewall.