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Updating to Yosemite - steps I took to get my macbook to get ruby/rvm/zsh working
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| 1. DL and install yosemite | |
| 2. Make sure the latest Xcode is installed | |
| 3. make sure that your /etc/paths are (sudo to edit): | |
| /usr/local/bin | |
| /usr/local/sbin | |
| /usr/bin | |
| /bin | |
| /usr/sbin | |
| /sbin | |
| 4. Delete other path settings in your .zshrc file (not for rvm) | |
| 5. Make sure git is being used from brew (brew doctor will complain if it is not) | |
| 6. If git not linked in brew - rm -rf the directory it complains about then brew link git (after you have brew update/brew install git/or brew upgrade git) | |
| 7. make sure that rvm in your home directory is whatever-version-of-ruby@global - to set this use e.g. rvm use 2.1.3@global --create --default | |
| 8. xcode-select --install | |
| 9. don't use iTerm2 - use terminal.app (get rid of iTerm2) |
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