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QUESTION
I've just started using Jekyll with GitHub Pages and I've been running into some issues. I've been hoping to be able to use this theme, although it is quite outdated. I've cloned the repo onto my PC and ran bundle install
to get things started.
Just to be clear, I don't have a web development background. I'm actually an Android developer hoping to create my own blog about Android dev (plus anything else that comes to mind). Therefore, I'm not totally clear on what a lot of these commands do, such as bundle install
or why it's necessary to run it in this case.
With that in mind, I went ahead and tried to jekyll serve
and was shown the following message:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-04 at 15:16bundle exec
assures that a ruby program that will be run inside it will use gems specified by Gemfile
for the project you're in. It helps when you have multiple version of gems installed - chooses proper versions instead of the default/newest ones.
In your case the error message says You have already activated public_suffix 3.0.2, but your Gemfile requires public_suffix 2.0.5.
You have a newer version of a gem installed, but you need an older one. That's why jekyll serve
cannot start without prepending with bundle exec
.
You can separate your gems using gemsets to avoid this issue. As you just need to use jekyll, I'd recommend though to use an alias though. It's easier and I think there is no need to do anything fancy here.
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Install material-jekyll-theme
cd material-jekyll-theme
Configure the _config.yml file as needed
bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve
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