Not Compatible with rbenv 0.4.0 about rbenv-bundler HOT 30 CLOSED

Same here. If there's a patch/workaround I'll apply it to the Homebrew formula.

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Reinstalling rbenv-bundler seems to have fixed the issue. @MikeMcQuaid can you confirm?

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Doesn't seem to for me; I get an infinite loop where it says my Ruby version isn't installed (it is). Wonder if the problem is that I've installed rbenv and rbenv-bundler from Homebrew?

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Actually I can reproduce yours as well - I have both installed using homebrew too. Somehow I thought it worked. I guess not. It actually spins some rehash processes that never terminate. For now I guess best is to disable rbenv bundler off or uninstall.

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All, I have some questions:

1. Was it working for 0.3.0?
2. What happens if you disable Homebrew and install rbenv into ~/.rbenv and clone in rbenv-bundler?
3. Are you sure that the previous versions of rbenv and rbenv-bundler have been cleaned thoroughly? I still remember losing 2 hours of my life helping a coworker who thought he had removed the Homebrew-based rbenv, when in reality it left debris in /usr/local/share.
4. Please make sure that you remove all metadata files in ${rbenv_bundler_root}/share/rbenv/bundler.

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@carsomyr Some answers:

1. Yes.
   2, 3, 4. I'll give it a try and post back here.

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Also I've commit access to Homebrew so if rbenv and rbenv-bundler are doing anything odd I can fix that.

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All, I just tried this in a clean Homebrew environment for myself, and everything seems to be in order. I'm closing the issue for now; please make sure that you do item 4.

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Never mind, I backtrack, as I am getting the error, too.

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Also, are you guys sure that rbenv rehash results in processes that never terminate?

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@carsomyr no, not 100%, let me know if I can add some checks - I only see rehash processes that never terminate when if have rbenv bundler on, so that's quite positive.

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@kenips Could you insert a puts into the control flow of the rehash.rb script? Does it print endlessly?

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All, please update to 0.95 and let me how it goes. I believe that the ensure_capable_ruby problem should be fixed. Not so sure about the infinite looping.

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Seems fixed here and upgrade the Homebrew formula. Thanks!

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Closing for now.

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@carsomyr just installed 1.9.3-p374, seems like it's coming back:

/usr/local/Cellar/rbenv-bundler/0.95/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:342:in `ensure_capable_ruby': Could not locate a Ruby capable of running this script (RuntimeError)
        from /usr/local/Cellar/rbenv-bundler/0.95/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:409
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:342:in `ensure_capable_ruby': Could not locate a Ruby capable of running this script (RuntimeError)
        from /usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:409
/usr/local/Cellar/rbenv-bundler/0.95/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:342:in `ensure_capable_ruby': Could not locate a Ruby capable of running this script (RuntimeError)
        from /usr/local/Cellar/rbenv-bundler/0.95/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:409
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:342:in `ensure_capable_ruby': Could not locate a Ruby capable of running this script (RuntimeError)
        from /usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/etc/rbenv.d/bundler/rehash.rb:409

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@jugnooken What if you delete the files in ${plugin_root}/share/rbenv/bundler? Better yet, are you able to dump ruby_profiles.yml before you proceed? I would like to see its contents.

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Seems to have fixed it - not sure how ruby_profiles.yml got into this state but after it regenerates ruby_version is now matching installed versions.

Before delete:

--- 
system: !ruby/object:OpenStruct 
  table: 
    :ruby_version: 
    - 1
    - 8
    - 7
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: "1.8"
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname 
      path: /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8
1.9.3-p374: !ruby/object:OpenStruct 
  table: 
    :ruby_version: 
    - 1
    - 8
    - 7
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: "1.8"
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname 
      path: /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8
1.9.3-p362: !ruby/object:OpenStruct 
  table: 
    :ruby_version: 
    - 1
    - 8
    - 7
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: "1.8"
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname 
      path: /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8

After delete:

---
1.9.3-p362: !ruby/object:OpenStruct
  table:
    :ruby_version:
    - 1
    - 9
    - 3
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname
      path: /usr/local/opt/rbenv/versions/1.9.3-p362/gemsets/3211
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: 1.9.1
1.9.3-p374: !ruby/object:OpenStruct
  table:
    :ruby_version:
    - 1
    - 9
    - 3
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname
      path: /usr/local/opt/rbenv/versions/1.9.3-p374/gemsets/3211
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: 1.9.1
system: !ruby/object:OpenStruct
  table:
    :ruby_version:
    - 1
    - 8
    - 7
    :gem_dir: !ruby/object:Pathname
      path: /3211
    :gem_ruby_engine: ruby
    :gem_ruby_version: '1.8'

Do you force regenerate this file somewhere?

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@jugnooken I am beginning to suspect that it's this line.

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First in path for me is /usr/local/opt/rbenv/libexec. Is that what you're expecting?

Before:

/usr/local/opt/rbenv/libexec:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/ruby-build/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/libexec:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/ruby-build/bin:
...

After:

/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/ruby-build/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/libexec:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/rbenv-bundler/bin:
/usr/local/opt/rbenv/plugins/ruby-build/bin:
...

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@jugnooken As it turns out, that line I pointed out earlier is broken: It assumes that the script is running in rbenv-based Ruby, which isn't necessarily the case. As for the corrupted ruby_profiles.yml file, can you try the following two scenarios.

Scenario 1:

1. Delete it.
2. Initialize your PATH to have ${rbenv_root}/bin at the beginning.
3. Do not run eval -- "$(rbenv init -)".
4. Run rbenv rehash.

Scenario 2:

1. Delete it.
2. Ditto 2 above.
3. Run eval -- "$(rbenv init)". You should see ${rbenv_root}/shims added to the beginning of PATH.
4. Run rbenv rehash.

In scenario 1, you should see a corrupted file. In scenario 2, everything should be OK. Can you confirm? Thanks for your patience. My best guess is that somehow you were missing ${rbenv_root}/shims on your path when the ruby_profiles.yml file was being regenerated.

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You're right. Once loaded without rbenv init I see same error as before.

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@jugnooken Ok, I will make the requisite fixes. Please confirm once @MikeMcQuaid propagates the changes into Homebrew. The plugin should work correctly even in absence of rbenv init -.

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If you tag as 0.4.1 I'll update the Homebrew formula.

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@jugnooken @MikeMcQuaid I believe that this issue is fixed, along with another serious bug. See 66463ee and 555f418 for details. The 0.95 tag has been updated.

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Please don't update tags like that; tags are meant to be static and Homebrew uses your versioned tag as the download source. When you update the tag you break the Homebrew formula for any new users and any existing users will not receive the upgrade. I'd be grateful if you can tag 0.96 (or 0.95.1) for this reason (even if it's identical to the updated 0.95). Thanks.

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@MikeMcQuaid Point taken! The next releases will have minor version numbers. Thanks for complaining. For now, just update the formula to reflect the latest 0.95.

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Already done, thanks.

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@carsomyr I have the current version of this installed via homebrew and having the same problem. I tried what you suggested some posts earlier. Still having the same problem. Any advice?

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@bjoernhaeuser Try wiping out the metadata directory located at ~/.rbenv/plugins/bundler/share/rbenv/bundler and rehashing.

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