today I got to learn how to forcibly install homebrew packages that have been disabled due to deprecation (`HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_FROM_API=1 brew edit <package>; HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_FROM_API=1 brew install <package>`)
every day is a winding road etc
today I got to learn how to forcibly install homebrew packages that have been disabled due to deprecation (`HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_FROM_API=1 brew edit <package>; HOMEBREW_NO_INSTALL_FROM_API=1 brew install <package>`)
every day is a winding road etc
*whispers “Hugo” and steps away to a safe distance*
@christa Update: seventh try to get two versions of jekyll running on the same box and after 3 hours finally got it working. Kind of.
@krusynth I do totally get your frustration, though. installs have been a real pain for me the last while when I've been working on older applications
@christa I literally have given up six times in the last two years trying to get Ruby to run. Let DHH have his empire of shit, I want nothing to do with it.
@krusynth I love ruby! dhh's empire of shit is his own! the install has been a real pain lately, though, but I blame that largely on the march of time and a patchwork reliance on opensource maintainers for all of our toolchains
anyone else trying to install ruby 3.0 on a mac to run legacy applications will likely run into this, too, since openssl 1.1 has been disabled in homebrew as of a few weeks ago and is required by ruby < 3.1
here are options suggested by an rvm maintainer - I found I was able to just forcibly install openssl@1.1 by doing what's in my previous toot
https://github.com/rvm/rvm/issues/5507#issuecomment-2458706085
don't hack me
@tek @christa I've already been down that path, lived it for years, and abandoned it.
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