@Rtzq0 It's just seriously being a pain haha

@spiderrobotpig what do you get, out of curiosity, when you type 'which ruby' ?

@Rtzq0 /home/spiderrobotpig/.rbenv/shims/ruby

that.

And we dunno what that means

@spiderrobotpig erm so I'm not a ruby person. 'which' just says executable is going to be executed for the executable name if you don't specify an absolute path. how about 'which bundle' ?

@Rtzq0 /usr/local/bin/bundle

@spiderrobotpig Okay so my guess is that you have a 'system' bundle gem (that goes with your system ruby). can you gem install bundler and then run which bundle again?

@Rtzq0 /home/spiderrobotpig/.rbenv/shims/bundle

now it's this which seems better?

@spiderrobotpig HAHA so basically (apparently, I was hoping) rbenv works the same way as python's virtualenv which is that if you don't have a gem installed for your 'current running' ruby it falls through to the 'system' version (whatever is installed globally).

@Rtzq0 It's weird though because we tried running it after we did the reinstall and it still didn't work?

But we restarted terminal too so maybe that helped

@Rtzq0 Holy crap that worked

@spiderrobotpig 1/2 catastrophic failures to chooch remediated today. Now off to the noodle house.

@Rtzq0 Nice

@spiderrobotpig it's computer science! the mysticism of unraveling mystery

@spiderrobotpig after you modify the bashrc, you need to log out and log in for the change to take effect.

@asonix ....goddamnit.

WHY ARE WE SUCH NOOB

@spiderrobotpig its okay! These are things I've picked up after years of linuxing and developing

@asonix Totally didn't work though.

Still giving the error >.>

@asonix It's working now for some reason

@spiderrobotpig check the path for bundler. Check the top line of the file. Or just gem install it again just in case.

@halkeye Did a gem install again after a reboot and it didn't do anything

@halkeye IT IS ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVE

@spiderrobotpig :heart_eyes: :heart_eyes: :heart_eyes: :heart_eyes:

@spiderrobotpig I think you need to `rbenv system 2.4.1` to update all the links... (might be global instead of system; I don't remember at the moment, since I've been focused on instances with Nanobox instead, and that bypasses the entire rbenv circus.)

@spiderrobotpig I don't actually know if that'll give you the answer but it looks promising.

@geektox Yeah, that was suggested, and we also did a restart in case that was goofinf it.

Wish us lucj we guess haha

@geektox Nope, still giving me the error

@spiderrobotpig That's frustrating... I had the same problem when I was updating earlier and gem install bundle fixed it :< I'm no sysadmin so I don't think I can help more, sorry!

@geektox Yeah, it actually decided to run right after we messaged you haha

it's working now

@spiderrobotpig Hurray! Computers!