Ruby 1.8 crashing running commands about bundle-support.tmbundle HOT 11 CLOSED

Hey guys, I have the same problem like you, but I fix it !

You might see a error dialog about ruby1.8. click "edit" or click "Edit Bundles" from menu bar "Bundles"

bundles "Source—Menu Actions",
Click everyone include children node

replace all "#!/usr/bin/env ruby18" to "#!/usr/bin/env ruby".

or you can export "ruby18" to you current ruby path

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Thanks for the note, didn't get the error because I tested on Mavericks where it exists. I've pulled the change while I fix the issue.

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Cool beans. Let me know if you want anything testing, happy to help if I can 😄

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That would be good actually, I have a fix ready but no easy way to test on Yosemite. Ping me on IRC when you have some free time.

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Is there a download or build I could help test? I'm running into the same issue.

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@Jasonbit I am Infininight on freenode.net (IRC) if you'd like to help test. Will be on for the majority of the day tomorrow. (USA time)

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Sorry, I wasn't able to get onto irc. Just commented on the commit:

Hi, I just downloaded this and installed in TM2 on Yosemite. I picked one of the commands that was giving me the ruby 1.8.7 error before and ran it. I saw a dialog that said "Please wait while ruby 1.8 is prepared for use", waited a minute, and then the command worked.

I'll keep testing

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This should not be corrected along with a related library issue.

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@kunyan Thanks, that worked.

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Hey guys, I have the same problem like you, but I fix it !

You might see a error dialog about ruby1.8. click "edit" or click "Edit Bundles" from menu bar "Bundles"

bundles "Source—Menu Actions",
Click everyone include children node

replace all "#!/usr/bin/env ruby18" to "#!/usr/bin/env ruby".

or you can export "ruby18" to you current ruby path

Worked for me too! Thanks!

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Thanks, @kunyan, that worked for me!!

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