you could delete rake 0.9.2 using sudo gem uninstall rake (if you’re on linux system) and it’ll reply you with which version of rake you want to delete.
If the problem is not yet resolved you could delete all the versions or rake and type sudo bundle install into the folder of your project
(It could be useful to check what bundle exec does as it suggests you…)
Hi, I had the same problem and just wanted to tell you: if you
uninstalled later it will come back so you'll have the same problem
probably.
4 solutions:
1. Removing later rake with gem uninstall rake -v=0.9.0
then make sure you change your Gemfile:
gem rake, '0.8.7' (use gem list to see if you have it)
The reason is: also if your system updates your rake (probably because
of installing another gem which requires that) your app will work.
2. Use $ bundle install vendor/gems
it will bundle all your gems used into your app. It also has some
caching benefits but maybe your app will be bigger.
3. Use the code snippet what Harry said (into your Rakefile):
module ::YourApplicationName
class Application
include Rake::DSL
end
end