Error "bash: ruby: command not found"

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Error "bash: ruby: command not found"

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I'm trying to install Ruby on Rails on Windows, but I install and whenever I try to use Git BASH in the "Sites" folder that is created in the installation, this error appears. How can I fix it?

Command that I try to run: ruby -v

ruby-on-rails ruby

asked by anonymous 17.07.2017 / 22:41

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Most likely the program will not be listed on your PATH .

You need to check the folder where Ruby was installed, for example:

C: \ Ruby22-x64

Uncovered this, you need to add the bin folder to your path .

Mode 1:

Go to% w / ⊞ Win + R and type:

SystemPropertiesAdvanced

Then click on:

Environment Variables )

And then within executar ( User variables in English), double-click Variáveis de usuário , click "New" add the following line (replacing the path of your installation):

C: \ Ruby22-x64 \ bin

Mode 2:

No Path , enter:

echo% path%> path.txt

To have a backup of the current prompt de comando and then:

setx path "% path%; C: \ Ruby22-x64 \ bin"

Replacing, of course, the address of your installation.

Error "bash: ruby: command not found"

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Mode 1:

Mode 2:

Beware of the setx command - it can delete your path!