Fastlane: I already install and update to the latest version but execute `fastlane -v` show me the version is 1.101.0

Created on 25 Sep 2016  路  3Comments  路  Source: fastlane/fastlane

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I installed the fastalne latest version . But when I execute fasten -v it show me the version is 1.101.0.
I'm sure when I install fastlane version is 1.104.0.
The fabric show me the version 1.104.0 is installed.

Environment

fastlane version (run fastlane -v):

1.101.0

Do you use bundler to execute fastlane (i.e. bundle exec fastlane)?
No
Do you use a Ruby environment manager (e.g. chruby, rbenv, rvm)?
rvm
7130cb15-8713-421a-a36c-ef0590dcd130

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Hey @FlyingNoob! Thanks for raising the issue!

It looks like you might have two versions of _fastlane_ installed. From the info you are sharing it looks like rvm has version 1.101.0 installed, while the Fabric Mac app has installed 1.104.0 for you.

Because you have rvm using sudo in your gem update says there is nothing to update because the sudo part implies that the gem you are trying to update is in your system ruby rather than rvm. The reason why the Fabric app and your command line differ as far as what they are showing installed is likely because rvm comes before usr/local/bin/ in your PATH variable.

What I would recommend doing here is do a gem uninstall fastlane in your terminal _without sudo_ and then when you do which fastlane you should see /usr/local/bin/fastlane as the path and if you do fastlane -v on the command line, you should get 1.104.0.

Apologies for the confusion here, please let us know if you have any questions about this moving forward! 馃悪 馃槃

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Hey @FlyingNoob! Thanks for raising the issue!

It looks like you might have two versions of _fastlane_ installed. From the info you are sharing it looks like rvm has version 1.101.0 installed, while the Fabric Mac app has installed 1.104.0 for you.

Because you have rvm using sudo in your gem update says there is nothing to update because the sudo part implies that the gem you are trying to update is in your system ruby rather than rvm. The reason why the Fabric app and your command line differ as far as what they are showing installed is likely because rvm comes before usr/local/bin/ in your PATH variable.

What I would recommend doing here is do a gem uninstall fastlane in your terminal _without sudo_ and then when you do which fastlane you should see /usr/local/bin/fastlane as the path and if you do fastlane -v on the command line, you should get 1.104.0.

Apologies for the confusion here, please let us know if you have any questions about this moving forward! 馃悪 馃槃

@ohwutup Thanks for your help ! I already found this problem.

@FlyingNoob Awesome! Really glad to hear you got up and running! 馃憤

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