Ruby on Rails

Ahmed Abdelsalam wrote in post #971296:
> As you are using Rails 3, you have a good option after installing rails
> is to run "bundle install" command from your application, this will
> install all required gems for you.

Thanks, but they are already installed. It is only the generation of
documentation that fails. And I can fix that manually with RDoc 3.

> Another note, I faced many cases in Rails 3 that installation of gems
> fail, and after some researching, the solutions was to
> add --no-ri --no-rdoc to the installation command.
>
> For example, if you want to install rails
>
> gem install rails --no-ri --no-rdoc

Yes indeed, that works, but then, there is no local documentation...

I wanted to report the problem a default 'gem install rails' on the
latest ruby 1.8.7 patch showed this problem (but maybe I am doing
something wrong ?).

I also had a problem with my rubygems sources, fixed that, but the
problem with generation of documentation for builder-2.1.2 is still
present on my system.

HTH,

Peter

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