

- #Gem install jekyll version update#
- #Gem install jekyll version windows 10#
- #Gem install jekyll version license#
Leave the line endings to “Checkout Windows-style, commit Unix-style.”Ĭhange the terminal emulator to “Use Windows’ default console window.”Įxtra options are up to you, but you probably want to select “Enable file system caching” and “Enable Git Credential Manager”:Ĭheck that everything installed by typing git -version in your terminal. Leave HTTPS transport backend set to “Use the OpenSSL library.”
#Gem install jekyll version update#
This will update your local path variables.

The other options are up to you and where/how you intend to use git.Ĭhange your path environment to “Use Git and optional UNIX tools from the Windows Command Prompt”. Go to and download the latest version.Īt a minimum, you should select Git LFS and associate. Git is not required for Jekyll to work, but if you’re building stuff, you probably want version control. See Gems, Gemfiles, and Bundler if you’re not sure what this does. If the terminal command did not return a version number, something did not install correctly. Once you see something similar to the above, press ENTER to exit the terminal.Ĭheck that everything installed by typing ruby -v in your terminal. Your terminal will take a few minutes to install some utilities.

When the command prompt opens, press enter to select all and start the install:Ĭhoose all defaults through the install wizard. Then select all the options as shown below: Make sure to install Ruby in the root of C:\ (If you install it in C:\Program Files\ it will error - Ruby does not like the space in the directory name).
#Gem install jekyll version license#
Run the installer and accept the license agreement. Installing Ruby on Windows 10ĭownload the installer for the latest Ruby+Devkit from. The instructions below should get you past both these issues. If you wish to install Ruby directly on Windows, the main trouble you’re likely to have is the install directory and updating the PATH. If you wish to use the Linux Subsystem, GoRails has a great guide. You can use the Windows Subsystem for Linux or you can run Ruby directly in Windows.
#Gem install jekyll version windows 10#
With Windows 10 you have two options for running a Ruby development environment. You can peak at the Configuring Git section if you like, but stop there. įirst choose your operating system then follow the instructions for installing Ruby. GoRails has a good resource for getting Ruby installed. The setup instructions are different for each operating system. Jekyll requires a Ruby development environment. Some of the information is incomplete and may not work as described.
