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Bundle install error: Source does not contain any versions of

My gem file contains:

gem "breadcrumb", :git => "[email protected]:mjacobus/Breadcrumb.git"  gem "simple_menu", :git => "[email protected]:mjacobus/simple_menu.git" 

The first gem installs as expected, but the second one fails.

Updating [email protected]:mjacobus/simple_menu.git Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/........ Could not find gem 'simple_menu (>= 0) ruby' in [email protected]:mjacobus/simple_menu.git (at master). Source does not contain any versions of 'simple_menu (>= 0) ruby' 

Similar posts points to the lack of the .gemspec file, but this file exists. https://github.com/mjacobus/simple_menu/blob/master/simple_menu.gemspec

I am probably doing something stupid that someone else's eyes will be able to see.

edit

I cloned the repo into the vendor/plugins folder and changed my Gemfile

gem "simple_menu", :path => "vendor/plugins/simple_menu" 

Bundle install issues now the error:

bundle install Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/....... Could not find gem 'simple_menu (>= 0) ruby' in source at vendor/plugins/simple_menu. Source does not contain any versions of 'simple_menu (>= 0) ruby' 

edit 2

I knew it was a stupid error. The gem name was not correct.

https://github.com/mjacobus/simple_menu/commit/1afca04b08a084dafb9bdf6e595a2bb9a7b7a55f

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Marcelo Avatar asked Oct 15 '12 22:10

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1 Answers

As Marcelo mentioned, I got same error and it was a stupid thing:

gemspec file

Gem::Specification.new do |s|  s.name = 'niche_wir_theme'   .... 

Gem file (include)

gem 'niche-wir-theme', :git =>  .... 

As you can see in my gemspec i named using ("_") underscore and on my gemfile i was trying to call it with "-" (dash)...

(palmface) so just take care of the name notation, the one you are declaring at gemspec file against the one you use for the call in the gem file of the other project are probably different

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d1jhoni1b Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 06:09

d1jhoni1b