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Dennis Ushakov

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Created August 07, 2010 00:07

By the way, what are you trying to archive with such code? No matter how much time you call dirname it returns directory for directory:foo.rb:p File.expand_path File.dirname(File.dirname(File.dirna...
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Created August 02, 2010 17:16

Kimball,please consider watching "Create Rails Application in 7 minutes" demo (7:30), reading RubyMine Quick Start Guide and Rails Books and Guides. Most probably you'll need some additional gems, ...
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Created July 31, 2010 14:33

Hi, what version of RubyMine are you using? We don't have any public releases of 2.1 and we don't plan to release one under that version. Are you using 2.5 EAP build or 2.0.2(2.0.1) release one?As ...
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Created July 26, 2010 11:51

Basically, you can start reading from this page http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/plugins/plugin_developers.html Then, all you need is to implement RedmineRepository and RedmineRepositoryType and regis...
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Created August 18, 2010 10:08

Hi Tom,Since rubygems 1.3.6 —user-install is no longer the default. To turn it back again you need to open ~/.gemrc and write:install: --user-installOr, you can use 2.5 EAP build which deals with t...
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Created September 04, 2010 11:25

You may simply uninstall ruby-debug-ide and ruby-debug-base gems and when you start debugging RubyMine will suggest to install bundled version, which is 0.4.9.Whan system are you on? I can see that...
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Created November 29, 2010 20:53

Hello Costis,we're going to release Ruby plugin together with IDEA X. But we'll try to publish updated version earlier, most probably this week
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Created November 22, 2010 21:47

You should run Tools | Bundler | Install to make bundler install all gems declared in the Gemfile
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Created November 22, 2010 18:06

Yes, you can install it to the USB drive. For a portable setup it requires some additional config tweaking:1) open [RubyMine installation home]/bin/idea.properties2) replace# path to RubyMine confi...
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Created November 22, 2010 18:41

Yes, RubyMine relies on its own configuration files and yes, you can try it with the trial version, there's no limitation in functionality.
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