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I'm using Hackintosh on my HP laptop to run flutter apps on the iOS simulator. Everything was fine until I got an error saying that I need to update cocoa pods. When I tried to do so, it said that I don't have write permissions for the 'ruby'. Upon googling this error, I run these commands: brew install chruby ruby-install ruby-install ruby They run successfully but I got theses warning messages: enter image description here I added the paths to .zshrc file as shown: enter image description here When I tried to run the command chruby 3.2.2 to switch to ruby version 3.2.2, which has been installed, it said that the 'chruby' command isn't recognized.

I tried to add the paths to the .bash_profile file, but I couldn't find it in the hidden files.

tadman
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  • You didn’t follow the directions given. It says to add the lines with the `source …` commands to your `.zshrc`, not to update your `PATH` variable with the .sh files referenced. – pjs Jun 04 '23 at 23:20
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  • [Please post code/errors/etc as formatted text instead of images of formatted text.](https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/285551/why-should-i-not-upload-images-of-code-data-errors-when-asking-a-question/285557#285557) – Dave Newton Jun 05 '23 at 14:22
  • There's no warning messages; those are informational. `.bash_profile` isn't `.zshrc`; which shell are you running? Did you relaunch the terminal (or source the shell init script, or run the commands in the existing terminal)? – Dave Newton Jun 05 '23 at 14:24

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