Firstly Sorry @leonardo For Very Late Reply.
I am using Window Subsystem for linux ( Window 11 pro ) on Which i have installed Ubuntu according to this Guide-
This guide covers installation instructions in a development environment. For a production guide see: Install Discourse in production with the official, supported instructions
So you want to set up Discourse on Ubuntu or Debian to hack on and develop with?
We’ll assume that you work locally and don’t have Ruby/Rails/Postgres/Redis installed on your Ubuntu or Debian system. Let’s begin!
Requirements
We suggest having at least 4 GB RAM and 2 CPU cores.
Current compatibility:
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and
when i reached the step
Now that you have successfully configured database connection, run these commands:
bundle exec rake db:create
then this Error Comes-
Could not find ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3 in any of the sources
Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.
then used this command
Omnipotent.inc:
sudo gem install ipaddr
And then it shows
after that i have followed these steps-
Omnipotent.inc:
after this
bundle exec rake db:create
then it shows
Could not find ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3 in any of the sources
Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.
after that i used bundle install
then it shows
1 installed gem you directly depend on is looking for funding.
Run `bundle fund` for details
then used bundle fund
then it shows
Could not find ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3, ipaddr-1.2.3 in any
of the sources
Now Can You all Advise me What to do next @leonardo @Benjamin_D @dax