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To fix this, you’d need to install Ruby correctly using a version manager such as chruby. You’d need to install Homebrew on your Mac first using the command below in your terminal:
As an alternative to starting your project using the Jekyll CLI, you can create a Git repository using Kinsta’s “Hello World” Jekyll template on GitHub. Select Use this template > Create a new repository to copy the starter code into a new repository within your own GitHub account.
To install Ruby and Jekyll on a Windows machine, you’d use the RubyInstaller. This can be done by downloading and installing a Ruby+Devkit version from RubyInstaller Downloads and using the default options for installation.
For this article, you would install a blog theme and customize it to have a blog site deployed to Kinsta. This is a gen-based theme and you can access its source code and instructions on GitHub.
To fix this, you’d need to install Ruby correctly using a version manager such as chruby. You’d need to install Homebrew on your Mac first using the command below in your terminal:
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