I’ve some custom gems in my plugin. it works fine on local machine. but on prod while following your app.yml format for installing private plugins, it fails with following error. I, [2017-02-09T17:13:20.015101 #13] INFO – : > cd /var/www/discourse && sudo -E -u discourse bundle exec rake assets:…

thanks for your response. But there must be some automated way, as there are lot of plugins out there with custom gems. Event at local, I didn’t have to manually install these gems. I guess there are some permission issues, it tries to create my-plugins/gems folder but fails. May be I should pre cre…

Add your gem dependencies (all the dependency tree) to your plugin.rb file: plugin.rb master gem 'public_suffix', '2.0.5', {require: false } gem 'domain_name', '0.5.20170404', {require: false } gem 'addressable', '2.5.1', {require…

Have a link to your plugin.rb? Here is an example of one installing a gem. plugin.rb main # frozen_string_literal: true # name: discourse-linkedin-auth # about: Provides the ability to use LinkedIn as a login option. # meta_topic_id: 46818 # version: 1.0 # authors: Matthew Wil…

It is a private repo, but here is how i’m adding gems in plugin.rb gem ‘macaddr’, ‘1.0.0’, {require: false} gem ‘uuid’, ‘2.3.7’, {require: false} gem ‘gyoku’, ‘1.2.0’, {require: false} gem ‘akami’, ‘1.2.0’, {require: false} gem ‘httpi’, ‘2.3.0’, {require: false} gem ‘wasabi’, ‘3.4.0’, {requir…

I’m following the exact format, but it fails on sudo ./launcher rebuild app

I’ve done this a few times with success. But never with the require: false. Have you tried it without that piece?

yeah, i’ve tried it without require: false too, but same error. Are your plugins private and do you follow same steps as @techAPJ mentioned for private repos?

That’s a real thing? I remember a post about sync to Dropbox but I thought it was a pipe dream.

They’re not private. That could very likely be the issue on your end, though. I’ve never had an issue with it so I’m shooting blind.

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Mittineague (Mittineague) February 9, 2017, 6:35pm 2

I think the way ti go about it is to not have the plugin try to install a gem, but to put the gem install instructions in the readme “how to install” as a required dependency.

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