Could not find a valid gem 'digest'

[MrHinsh]

Is there something that I am missing?

gem install jekyll-pdf
ERROR:  Could not find a valid gem 'digest' (~> 0) (required by 'jekyll-pdf' (>= 0)) in any repository
ERROR:  Possible alternatives: acts_as_digested_on, application_digester, attr_digest, cache_digests, carrierwave-digest, digest, digest-base32, digest-blake2b, digest-blake3, digest-cmac

[jonsnowseven]

Any updates?

[MrHinsh]

I got past it, but no idea what I did!

I think I cleared out the build cach with bundle command

[jonsnowseven]

Thanks @MrHinsh. And everything works? Can you show me how a page with pdf: true looks like?

[jonsnowseven]

What Jekyll version are you using, @MrHinsh?

[MrHinsh]

Don't know, it was 6 months ago. Whatever the latest was when I posted I guess.

[MrHinsh]

Hey @abemedia any chance that you can update this dependency and release?

[MrHinsh]

@tynn ?

[abemedia]

Hi,

Will try to find the time this weekend.

[sepulworld]

Same issue on Ruby 3.2.2

Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/.........
Resolving dependencies...
Could not find compatible versions

Because every version of jekyll-pdf depends on digest ~> 0
  and digest >= 0, < 1.A could not be found in rubygems repository https://rubygems.org/ or installed locally,
  jekyll-pdf cannot be used.
So, because Gemfile depends on jekyll-pdf >= 0,
  version solving has failed.

[MrHinsh]

digest no longer exists!

[earonesty]

digest comes with ruby. it exists. i think maybe an older ruby might work.

[MrHinsh]

🤷‍♂️ I'm not using an older Ruby! I'm using whatever the latest version is.

Digest is no longer a Ruby gem and is no longer available at all. Even manually searching on the gems provider provides no results.

If you can provide the specific version of Ruby it works in ill be able to see if the great of the stuff works as well.

[sepulworld]

Looks like we can use older versions:

https://github.com/abemedia/jekyll-pdf/blob/master/.travis.yml#L7C1-L12C1

[MrHinsh]

The latest version of Ruby (Ruby 2.3) supported in the Travis file is over 9 years old and is not only out of support (2018) but also no longer receives security updates (2019).

The minimum version supported is 3.0 that was shipped in 2020.

Would it be possible to update this package to support Ruby 3.2 to give it the longest viable life?