Bundle Install' Fails (Because of Git Protocol)

`bundle install` fails (because of git protocol)

Don't use the github: short form in your Gemfile, just use the regular git: syntax

gem 'activerecord-sqlserver-adapter', git: 'http://github.com/arthrex/activerecord-sqlserver-adapter.git'

Force bundle install to use https:// instead of git:// for GitHub-based gems

Git provides URL rewriting functionality using the url..insteadOf configuration option.

So to make all connections to github.com use https:// rather than git://

git config --global url."https://github.com".insteadOf git://github.com

The --global switch sets the config option for all git operations by the current user, so there are times where it may be too intrusive. But it does avoid changing the git config in the current project.

Running bundle install changes git:// to https:// in Gemfile.lock

Upgrading to Bundler 1.7.2 seems to solve the problem.

Bundler having trouble with Git

This is because the file you are trying to run has a syntax that belongs to Ruby 1.9 and you have an older version installed on your computer. You need to update it.

I don't know which OS are you using. Install Ruby 1.9 on CentOS is a guide for CentOS and it might give you an idea on how to update it.

Or use RVM. It will make your life easier.

The unauthenticated git protocol on port 9418 is no longer supported

@toast-ui/react-chart dependency is causing issue for you here.

If you look closely inside your package-lock.json you can backtrack eve to @toast-ui/react-chart

eve --> raphael --> tui-chart --> @toast-ui/react-chart

You can follow this same technique to find any more issues inside your project.

Error when bundling one year old Rails app on new machine w latest Ruby (2.4.1) + Rails

If you need to remove a gem you should remove it from your Gemfile, not Gemfile.lock.

In your Gemfile: gem 'json', github: 'flori/json', branch: 'v1.8'

bundler creates Gemfile.lock for you after it resolves your dependencies during bundle install, based on whatever's in your Gemfile. Gemfile.lock also specifies gems that are not in your Gemfile but are dependencies of gems that are. Editing it manually is almost guaranteed to cause you problems and fix nothing.

But you probably don't need to remove it at all. Right now you're locked onto a version of json that bundler's having trouble resolving. You should delete Gemfile.lock and let bundler generate a brand new one.

error: fatal: I don't handle protocol ``git` when using bundle install

It's the issue with the newer version of the Bundler 1.0.14.

I needed to revert to 1.0.13 to make it work. They apparently had some issues dealing with escape characters in Windows.

See here > https://github.com/carlhuda/bundler/issues/1212

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