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This is because of using Mac default Ruby installation. It installs gems to a location that's not writable. The error message is accurate. Maybe some day they will remove it or make it more friendly. For now, I suggest to use |
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I was told by RuboCop (rubocop/rubocop#12130) that this is a bug in Rubygems.
I tried to follow the documentation on how to install RuboCop, but the instructions failed. The instructions on https://rubocop.org/ said to run:
However, this did not work on my setup:
I thought maybe there were additional setup instructions, such as maybe creating an environment, installing a different interpreter, or specifying an installation path, but they said that there weren't any additional instructions. They said that it was an issue with rubygems.
This is a default install on Mac using the system interpreter.
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