Go home computer you're drunk

Well, you are feeding it brew (beer) and ruby (port), so you can't expect it to stay sober.

Probably a matter of the version being invoked by the command is not the one that's currently first in your path :p

last I checked the rails command, it used /bin/env ruby.

I suggest you use RVM, it's much more sane than a general package manager

printf("ruby 2.%d.%d", rand % 10, rand % 10);

++ for the pure prompt on zsh

RVM ❤!

RVM ❤

Oh I have faced this issue a lot on MacOs. Mac comes bundled with its own ruby version which messes up rvm also. You have to specifically mention that you are using the ruby that rvm provides.

@Faraaz @Ashkin @Soban I prefer rbenv to RVM nowadays...

This is the entire problem in macOS. Brew is second-class citizen.
You get your apps from probably 3 different sources. Some check path, some do /bin/env, some check brew.

Latest issue I get is 'brew requires XCode 9.0 to install update' (says this for everything I use brew for).
Yes, 9.0 is installed.

@nymous Why?

@nymous I didn't have issue with RVM till now,
If I face then I will give a try rbenv

Am i the only one suggesting 'rbenv' over rvm?

@nymous to each their own

Happens to me in Python too, mostly because the system default is v 2.7 and I need 3.6.

@d3vx * oh-my-zsh

Rvm man, you can sandbox yo stuff like a pro with it. Tools like rvm, maven, virtualenv and others are a thing of beauty.