Added RPM build dependencies #65
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Based on our chat today with @mojavelinux, I've made a minor change to the getting started. Hope it hits the mark, mate. :D
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Excellent! Such vital information. |
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| Additionally, run the following command to install all dependencies required by Nokogiri. | ||
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| $ sudo yum install rubyjems-nokogiri gcc gcc-c++ ruby-devel zlib-devel |
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I think you've got a "j" where you want a "g" in rubyjems-nokogiri. Can you update?
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I'm pretty sure that gcc is included in the development-tools group, so I think that one can be safely removed from this command.
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Actually, the correct package name for Nokogiri is rubygem-nokogiri (notice I dropped the "s").
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In total, I think the command should be:
$ sudo yum install ruby-devel libxslt-devel gcc-c++
libxslt-devel pulls in libxml2-devel and zlib-devel, which allows Nokogiri to be installed. We don't actually need the rubygem-nokogiri package.
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In order to use the command recommended after creating a new site, we should add "rake" to this list.
$ sudo yum install rake ruby-devel libxslt-devel gcc-c++
Added feedback from @mojavelinux and corrected yum commands as prescribed.
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Things are looking ready to roll now, @mojavelinux . Thanks for the feedback. |
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| Additionally, run the following command to install all dependencies required by Awestruct. | ||
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| $ sudo sudo yum install -y rake ruby-devel libxslt-devel gcc-c++ |
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Uh oh. "sudo" is written twice here. Otherwise, looks great!
Yo dawg: I heard you like to sudo. So I put a sudo in your sudo so you can superuser while you superuser.
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sudo sudo is now removed. I need to stop doing these edits at night. :( |
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Looks great to me! @LightGuard want to review and merge? |
Added RPM build dependencies
Based on our chat today with @mojavelinux, I've made a minor change to the getting started. Hope it hits the mark, mate. :D