Nop.
I am hella stuck here. Just keep getting Could not find rake-12.0.0 in any of the sources (Bundler::GemNotFound)
@MightyPork Hmm. I can try to jump in through the IP instead of the domain and see if that helps?
@spiderrobotpig idk
If you have linux installed locally (or a VM) I'd try it there and see if it's any different
@MightyPork I'm using a linux box to SSH into a Linux VM.
Tried it with Windows once and I wanted to die haha
@MightyPork Nop, same thing
@spiderrobotpig It's not corruption. Bundler is looking at a specific environment variable that tells it where `bundle install` stores gems. The gem, rake, it's looking for doesn't exist where it expects.
@krainboltgreene That's what it was looking like tbh? It's why I'm just restarting and following the development guide exactly. I goofed somewhere and I couldn't figure it out
@spiderrobotpig This could be a lot of things, but likely it just that the install "universe" is lost (ie, the volumes are gone) or you're not running the code in the right place.
@krainboltgreene Ye. I'll definitely get it right this time at least >.>
@spiderrobotpig smells like some network/dns issue, not something you did wrong...