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Chris Ellinger
26,494 PointsError after launching Ruby server
After successfully installing Ruby via the new Ruby on Mac video (using rbenv) I'm running into an issue. Upon launching the server with no errors in the rails new testapp creation... I get "TypeError no implicit conversion of nil into String" instead of the Welcome Screen. Can someone help?
Chris Ellinger
26,494 PointsI spent a few hours with it and I ended up getting everything fixed. I think the issue ultimately was with the sqlite3 gem creation, but it took more than just reinstalling it. I ended up imploding my rvm install from the old videos and reinstalling everything from the new video. After then fixing a bash error I was off and running. I was worried for a while.
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Michelle Cannito
8,992 PointsWhile you are waiting for the answer, here are things you can try:
refreshing the browser (for the localhost tab),
stopping the server, then restarting,
Googling for an answer, and
ensure that you launched the server from the right directory.
Hope someone can help you soon, or that you find the answer quickly. It is so frustrating to not have things set up so that you can get going on the course.
David Curtis
11,301 PointsDavid Curtis
11,301 Pointsso you did not change any code, just created a new rails app?
if you did change code, please paste it here. i got this error working on a project this weekend, but i was working in code already, it wasn't a brand new project.