To resolve errors arising from bundle install in Shopify, follow these steps:

Check Ruby Version:

• Ensure you are using the correct Ruby version required by your project. You can check the required version in the .ruby-version file or Gemfile.
• Use a version manager like rbenv or rvm to install and switch to the correct Ruby version:

rbenv install <version>
rbenv global <version>

Or with rvm:

rvm install <version>
rvm use <version>

2. Update Bundler:

Ensure you have the latest version of Bundler installed

gem install bundler

3. Check Gemfile:

Verify the Gemfile for any typos or syntax errors. Ensure all required gems are correctly specified with compatible versions.

4. Install Dependencies:

Run bundle install:

bundle install

5. Debug Specific Errors:

If you encounter specific error messages, address them accordingly:

• Missing gems: Ensure the specified gems exist and their versions are correct.
• Network issues: Ensure you have an active internet connection and access to the gem source.
• Permissions errors: If you encounter permission issues, try using sudo (with caution) or adjust file permissions:

sudo bundle install

6. Clear and Update Bundler Cache:

Sometimes clearing the cache and updating dependencies can resolve issues:

bundle clean --force
bundle update

7. Check System Dependencies:

• Some gems may require specific system libraries or tools. Install any missing dependencies using your package manager (e.g., apt, brew):

sudo apt-get install -y libsqlite3-dev

or

brew install openssl

8. Review Error Logs:

Carefully review the error logs generated by bundle install to identify the root cause and apply the necessary fixes.

By following these steps, you should be able to troubleshoot and resolve errors occurring during the bundle install process in your Shopify project.

For additional assistance with Shopify-related queries, consider reaching out to Shopify development experts at SDLC Corp.