Is everything working now?
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Yes, finally! Just when I was at the very brink, my laptop decided to co-operate! I have even moved to mariadb for testing and because this little laptop canāt handle running a vbox alongside phpstorm (I have already reduced its max ram usage to under 300mb) I am using brewstack. It will have to do for now!
I am managing all my database with SequelPro, goodbye phpmyadmin forever!
I will keep you posted on any issues if I run into them!
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Thanks for the awesome screencast! When deploying a site that uses composer to manage wordpress and plugins, would there be any issues adding the vendor dir to the linked dirs?
Thatās a common question and the best discussion Iāve had about this is on my npm Capistrano gem (same concept applies): https://github.com/capistrano/npm/issues/7
I am probably out of place stating this here, but i think the screencast needs to be updated as on current Macās OSX the new System Integrity Protection prevents you from installing gems called/that are rootless.
You get the error message
ERROR: While executing gem ... (Errno::EPERM)
so to install Bundle one has to:
sudo gem install -n /usr/local/bin GEM_NAME_HERE
which then throws up all sorts of issues when trying to run bundle commands such as
Could not locate Gemfile or .bundle/ directory
so at this point in time i am stuck about 11 minutes into the screencast!!
Iāll have to go back and watch the screencast again to see how I talk about installing gems, but yeah sudo shouldnāt be used here. The way around it is to just use bundle without it.
See https://gorails.com/setup/osx/10.12-sierra for instructions on using rbenv to install Ruby. Itās more work but guarantees no issues with sudo or permissions.
edit: ignore the rest about Rails. Just the part about rbenv + bundler itself.
Hello,
I just bought your screencast but itās ā¦ empty !
Can you help ?
Regards,
David
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