seeing is believing isn't working. keeps saying not installed, but it is?

[joshcheek]

seeing is believing isn't working. keeps saying not installed, but it is?

[JoshCheek]

See the command there, ruby -S seeing_is_believing --alignment-strategy chunk --number-of-captures 300 --line-length 1000 --timeout 12 --xmpfilter-style it's running ruby, which is just whichever Ruby is in your path. That is probably your system Ruby (/usr/bin/ruby) and not the one you installed it into. The way to fix this is to do which ruby which will tell you the path to the Ruby you installed it into, then to configure Atom to use that Ruby. The configuration is, unfortunately, a pita, hopefully you can just paste it into the ruby-command in ~/.atom/config.cson here is what mine looks like:

"*":
  "exception-reporting":
    userId: "..."
  welcome:
    showOnStartup: false
  core:
    disabledPackages: [
      "copy-config-info"
    ]
    themes: [
      "atom-dark-ui"
      "atom-dark-syntax"
    ]
  editor:
    invisibles: {}
    fontSize: 17
  "seeing-is-believing":
    "ruby-command": "/Users/josh/code/dotfiles/bin/sib_ruby"
    "add-to-env":
      SHELL: "/bin/bash"
  "copy-config-info":
    somekey: {}
  minimap: {}
  "markdown-preview":
    breakOnSingleNewline: true