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Since some native extensions assume paths do not contain spaces, some file references can be broken when the gem installer is running make.

The message from "dk.rb install" is not easily spottable when you run yari. So sometimes it is misleading and not clear whether everything went ok. Steps to repro - run yari from C:\Windows\System32. Somehow config.yml will remain unchanged by rubyinstaller.ps1 in this location and thus will not contain path to the installed Ruby.

Can we add verification after devkit installation, e.g. check that the following file exists: <RUBY_INSTALL_DIR>\lib\ruby\site_ruby\devkit.rb. Or catch exceptions coming from dk.rb if it is feasible. Should any issues - that should be reported to user in Red as this is a stopper issue.

Instructions on http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ say to add /noredirect to the url.

will make yari smart and will fail-over to /noredirect if the mirrors don't respond.

The script should do the following:

1. download yari from github
2. extract it to %USERPROFILE%.yari or specified directory
3. add %YARI_HOME% env variable
4. add %YARI_HOME%\bin to path

The bundle install command however starts complaining that it can't find gems to install. After some detective work, I can see that the Gemfile under Octopress is adding gems as i install them manually one by one. For more details perhaps someone can answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22382173/installing-octopress-on-windows-7-using-yari-dependencies-not-loading-when-bundl--Much appreciated

Octopress 2.3 requires Ruby 1.9.3 Will this work?

Hi I am New to Octopress!
I tried to follow the following blog:

http://blog.zerosharp.com/setting-up-octopress-on-windows/

But after I am through with Git Installation I am getting a "Command not found" error.

When I am doing a check on my ruby installation. I have:

$ ruby --version
ruby 1.9.2p290 (2011-07-09) [i386-mingw32]

But next when I am doing the following I have

$ yari 1.9.2
sh.exe": yari: command not found

Any advice?

Include gems/bin path into the system/user Path, otherwise gem executives work only in the context of bundler, e.g. I have to run "bundle exec cucumber" instead of just "cucumber".

Hello all.
I don't know if it is a issue or if it is something i'm doing wrong, but, every time i run:

yari 1.9.3

the following error occurs.

PS C:\Users\Adler> yari 1.9.3
C:\Users\Adler\.yari\rubyinstaller.ps1 : Exceção ao chamar "DownloadFile" com "2" argumento(s): "Impossível
conectar-se ao servidor remoto"
No linha:1 caractere:1
+ & 'C:\Users\Adler\.yari\bin\..\rubyinstaller.ps1' 1.9.3
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [rubyinstaller.ps1], MethodInvocationException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : WebException,rubyinstaller.ps1

something didn't work quite right...
Sets up a ruby environment for you

rubyenv [version] [-InstallMachine]

  version          1.8.7, 1.9.2
  -InstallMachine  permanently sets your machines PATH otherwise it only
                   sets it for the current session

Can you help me?
Thank you.

The official "GitHub for Windows" adds a nice "Git Shell", which opens a PowerShell window at the repository folder with some nice highlighting and git commands available without a manual install or PATH manipulation.

The yari commands is working in there (e.g. yari 1.9.3), but ruby isn't available after this as a command ("Command not found"). It works perfectly in a regular command promt.

Any plans to extend yari to PowerShell?

I want the following api:

yari list
1.8.7 p330
1.9.2 p290

yari list --installed
1.8.7 p330

yari remove 1.8.7
1.8.7 p330 removed

If you use the -InstallMachine flag and you're not running as administrator this creates an exception. I would like to be able to anticipate this and notify the user in an easier way.

This happens on Windows 2003 boxes where user homes are in Documents and Settings

• cleans up the environment PATH variables. leaves no references to yari
• wipes the .yari dir