Troubleshooting

Errors after "Successfully installed..."

If you get errors in the terminal immediately after a message like:

Successfully installed doing-x.x.x
2 gems installed

...it may just be documentation related. If running doing works, you can ignore them. If not, try running the install command again with --no-document:

$ gem install --no-document doing

Command not found

If running doing after a successful install gives you a "command not found" error, then your gem path isn't in your $PATH, meaning the system can't find it. To locate the gem and link it into your path, you can try this:

cd $GEM_PATH/bin
ln -s doing /usr/local/bin/

Then try running doing and see if it works.

Encoding errors

Ruby is rife with encoding inconsistencies across platforms and versions. Feel free to file issues (see below).

Support

As a free project, doing isn't heavily supported, but you can get support from myself and other users on GitHub. If you run into a replicable bug in your environment, please post an issue and include your platform, OS version, and the result of ruby -v, along with a copy/paste of the error message. To get a more verbose error message, try running GLI_DEBUG=true doing [...] for a full trace.

Please try not to email me directly about GitHub projects.

Developer notes

Feel free to poke around, I'll try to add more comments in the future (and retroactively).

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