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In the Ubuntu Container instructions you are told to add the $HOME/gems/bin to your path. Then you can optionally export them with apx. Doing so gives you an error, but does export it as apt_jekyll.
WARNING Another program with name `jekyll` already exists on host, exporting as `apt_jekyll`.
▀ Exporting binary: jekyll. (0s)
ERROR Error exporting binary: Error: Could not find a binary with name `jekyll` in $PATH. Nothing to export.
At this point running jekyll results in
bash: /home/<user>/gems/bin/jekyll: cannot execute: required file not found
With the correct way to run it using apt_jekyll or apx run jekyll. The rest of the documentation uses jekyll which exists, but errors out.
My current work around to get jekyll to work correctly is to add the gem bin to PATH in .bashrc, export jekyll as apt_jekyll, remove the gem bin from PATH in .bashrc, then rename apt_jekyll to jekyll.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the Ubuntu Container instructions you are told to add the
$HOME/gems/bin
to your path. Then you can optionally export them withapx
. Doing so gives you an error, but does export it asapt_jekyll
.At this point running
jekyll
results inWith the correct way to run it using
apt_jekyll
orapx run jekyll
. The rest of the documentation usesjekyll
which exists, but errors out.My current work around to get
jekyll
to work correctly is to add the gem bin to PATH in .bashrc, export jekyll asapt_jekyll
, remove the gem bin from PATH in .bashrc, then renameapt_jekyll
tojekyll
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: