What To Do If GitHub Broke Your RubyGems : RubyFlow

What To Do If GitHub Broke Your RubyGems

May 08, 2008

An interesting set of instructions on what to do if using gems.github.com as a Gem source breaks your RubyGems. The short version: Remove gems.github.com as a source, update your RubyGems install, then add it back.

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