I've got a site I've been working on, while learning Blueprint.
Previously, I tried the compress.rb script, and it worked out of the
box (command line, passing in variables for custom column and gutter
widths). Now, several months later, a Drupal update seems to have
trounced my custom CSS, so I figured I'd update to the latest
Blueprint library and regenerate the files.
Unfortunately, now, I get "Bundler is required to run the compression
script | gem install bundler" when I try to run "ruby compress.rb"
from the command line. The environment is exactly the same: OSX, on a
machine I never touch Ruby on, so the environment hasn't been used
since I last used it to run this script :)
Trying "gem install bundler" gets me: "ERROR: While executing gem ...
(Gem::RemoteSourceException)
HTTP Response 302 fetching http://gems.rubyforge.org/yaml";
...since the online generators for Blueprint were way out of date last
time I checked, and everyone was pointing me to the compress.rb
script, I'm pretty much stuck. Is there a non-Ruby way to make this
work? Is it possible the check for Bundler is producing a false
negative? I'm not afraid to learn if someone can point me in the right
direction, but this is a lot more Ruby than I bargained for when I
decided to learn a CSS framework :)
Thanks!
Dave.
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