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  1. Buildr (Retired)
  2. BUILDR-111

new entry for trouble shooting page

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    • Improvement
    • Status: Closed
    • Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • None
    • 1.3.3
    • Site/documentation
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    Description

      Here is a patch for the troubleshooting.textile page. Hope this is good!

      Index: troubleshooting.textile
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      — troubleshooting.textile (revision 680684)
      +++ troubleshooting.textile (working copy)
      @@ -119,3 +119,20 @@
      end
      }}}

      +
      +h2. buildr fails to run after install with a "stack level too deep
      +(SystemStackError)" error
      +
      +A particular quirk of an existing ruby setup can cause problems when running
      +buildr. If a system already has several ruby directories that are in the
      +PATH, it is often nice (appropriate?) to have them in RUBYLIB as well (to be
      +able to require them). If there are several of them a user may decide that
      +RUBYLIB=$PATH is a good way to handle this (or some less automated method
      +that has the same effect).
      +
      +If you see an error running buildr that shows the "stack level too deep"
      +error, it is probably your RUBYLIB environment variable. Removing the bin
      +directories that have buildr in them is probably the solution. Removing all
      +directories that you don't actually need is probably the appropriate measure.
      +
      +

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            geocode Geoffrey Ruscoe
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