latest 12 messages by Sentreen
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[2016-07-28T23:07:16Z]
Sentreen
Ah okay, that sucks, since I'm pushing to a bare git repo it rebuilds all the dependencies on every push now. Thanks for looking into this!
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[2016-07-28T23:04:21Z]
Sentreen
Bundler is not giving me errors though. Jekyll gives me errors unless I install pygments.rb through bundler
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[2016-07-28T23:02:28Z]
Sentreen
I'm on 3.2.0
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[2016-07-28T22:57:13Z]
Sentreen
If there is an alternative, I'd love to hear it, since it's kind of messing up my hooks (I'm using a git post-receive hook to build and publish the site on my server)
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[2016-07-28T22:56:31Z]
Sentreen
I wasn't. I am now, since it was the only way that I found to get pygments to work
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[2016-07-28T22:55:12Z]
Sentreen
Yes, but I needed pygments since it was better supported by my theme :)
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[2016-07-28T22:19:58Z]
Sentreen
Turns out that just having the gem installed is not enough, you need to create a gemfile with pygments.rb as well. The documentation is pretty lacking in that regard
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[2016-07-28T22:08:11Z]
Sentreen
I seem to have some issues getting pygements to work. I have the pygments.rb gem installed on my system. However, adding pygments as a gem to my _config.yml returns a dependency error. Did anybody run into a similar issue?
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[2016-06-19T00:02:47Z]
Sentreen
Obviously, that's something you only find out after googling for a few hours and bothering countless people on irc
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[2016-06-19T00:02:21Z]
Sentreen
Okay, never mind. Turns out bash caches the paths to commands. Clearing that cache solved my issue.
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[2016-06-18T23:57:19Z]
Sentreen
which jekyll returns: /usr/local/bin/jekyll. And I double checked that it is indeed included in my $PATH
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[2016-06-18T23:56:53Z]
Sentreen
Hello, I'm having some trouble getting jekyll to work under Ubuntu 16.04. I installed ruby and ruby dev through apt. And jekyll with gem (as superuser). No problems occurred during the installation. However, when I try to run jekyll I get the following error: -bash: /usr/bin/jekyll: No such file or directory