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Asked: 2026-05-18T01:56:16+00:00

I’m very new to Ruby. I’ve recently finished writing a simple script, which uses

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I’m very new to Ruby. I’ve recently finished writing a simple script, which uses a bunch of gems. It works well on my own workstation.

When I copied the script over to my laptop, it stopped working, even though I manually installed all the gems. I think it may be due to version differences in the gems installed, but I wanted to know if there might be any other reason. So:

1) Is there a way to have Ruby automatically install all of the required gems for a script, in their correct versions?

2) Could there be any other reason for the script running on one machine, yet failing on another?

Thank you in advance,
Mr. Rabid Cow.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you want the program to work on any Windows system, i.e. even systems that don’t have Ruby installed you should look at OCRA. This app creates a stand alone executable that contains your script, all the Ruby libs it needs, and the Ruby interpreter.

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