I’m having to install the eth gem in a plugin but really having a hard time doing that. It depends on a bunch of other gems, a few of which have native extensions. Here’s the dependency list if you wanna give it a try. gem 'pkg-config', '1.4.7', require: false gem 'mkmfmf', '0.4', require: false ge…

I finally managed to find a workaround. I’ll share in a bit.

Here’s what I did. I logged in to the server and entered the docker container. create a folder called gems create a subdirectory 2.7.5 (ruby version used by production discourse on tests-passed) cd back to gems folder Run commands in this fashion RUBY_VERSION=2.7.5 gem install pkg-confi…

[image] fzngagan: why do the same commands that work when running from the terminal fail when discourse tries to run it. I fixed this recently in https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/6b8c622762571a9012cb1805f04b6b2593526021

[image] tgxworld: I fixed this recently in Awesome, Thanks. :clap:

Would you be able to cherry pick this fix to stable @tgxworld ?

Having a hard time installing `eth` gem in a plugin in production

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tgxworld (Alan Tan) March 14, 2022, 7:12am 7

Have done so in

https://github.com/discourse/discourse/pull/16176

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Having a hard time installing `eth` gem in a plugin in production

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