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I had a similar issue (failure in line 1050 or 1771 of `mkmf.rb`, with Ruby 2.7.3 from Ruby Installer on Windows). See issue #1210 on [how I solved it](https://github.com/brianmario/mysql2/issues/1210#issuecomment-965862944).

I got this exact same error in the same line 1771. After an entire day of trial and error, I found that I could install a working* `mysql2` gem on...

I had a similar issue (failure in line 1050 or 1771 of `mkmf.rb`, with Ruby 2.7.3 from Ruby Installer on Windows). See issue #1210 on [how I solved it](https://github.com/brianmario/mysql2/issues/1210#issuecomment-965862944).

This is still an issue in 2.32 The workaround proposed above by @kevinpowell will allow `git gui` to start but that's about it. Other errors crop up immediately when attempting...

@gersonmax: > This works but does anybody know why? Pointing the mysql dir to Ruby dir is the lasts thing I would have thought would work. Am I misinterpreting what...

@ansgarbecker I tried your suggested workaround and it does not work on HeidiSQL12.6.6765 (or 12.4 for that matter) Namely: ``` DROP FUNCTION IF EXISTS public.aab; DELIMITER !! CREATE FUNCTION public.aab()...

I suspected that some dependency is causing this issue and removed all versions of ```hanami-*```, ```dry-*``` and reinstalled hanami. Issue is still there. I then removed ```concurrent-ruby 1.2.0```... At this...

Another update All the commands reported here were issued in Windows `cmd.exe` where `ridk enable` was run upfront. I did not use MSYS2 `ucrt64` environment (which starts a `bash` session)....

So to sum it up: - installing Hanami 2.1.1 over 2.0 is problematic due to `concurrent-ruby` 1.2.0 being still being used instead of 1.3.4 - an extra (manual) `bundle install`...

Hi @kyleplump ### About detecting Windows platform I looked at the code from `Gem.win_platform?()`. It relies on module `RbConfig` which is a file produced by the Ruby interpreter build process...