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I don't understand if this was supposed to automatically load gems for me, but I had to do it manually, and it seems like many of the gem versions listed are older. As I installed them, I had to modify the gemfile.lock.
(I'm super new to ruby, so I might have been doing something wrong here)
this was what I had to install on a clean / machine:
The Gemfile.lock is not a file you should necessarily look at, as it's a file that gets overridden every time you install new gems on your machine (in this case we should probably gitignore it).
Instead of installing each gem manually, you should be able to do this:
gem install bundler
bundle install
That will look in the Gemfile, search for the newest versions of all those gems, and install them on your machine.
I don't understand if this was supposed to automatically load gems for me, but I had to do it manually, and it seems like many of the gem versions listed are older. As I installed them, I had to modify the gemfile.lock.
(I'm super new to ruby, so I might have been doing something wrong here)
this was what I had to install on a clean / machine:
my GEM lock reads like:
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