Fix: gdk-reconfigure fails when symlink for .ruby-version file exists

[ruben@mbp ~/projects/gdk-ce (master *)]$ gdk reconfigure
(in /Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce)
rm -f \
            gitlab/config/gitlab.yml \
            gitlab/config/database.yml \
            gitlab/config/unicorn.rb \
            gitlab/config/resque.yml \
            gitlab-shell/config.yml \
            redis/redis.conf \
            Procfile
sed -e "s|/home/git|/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce|"\
             gitlab/config/gitlab.yml.example > gitlab/config/gitlab.yml
port= support/edit-gitlab.yml gitlab/config/gitlab.yml
  gitlab_shell:
sed "s|/home/git|/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce|" database.yml.example > gitlab/config/database.yml
cp gitlab/config/unicorn.rb.example.development gitlab/config/unicorn.rb
echo "listen '/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce/gitlab.socket'" >> gitlab/config/unicorn.rb
sed "s|/home/git|/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce|" redis/resque.yml.example > gitlab/config/resque.yml
command -v bundler > /dev/null || gem install bundler
sed -e "s|/home/git|/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce|"\
              -e "s|^gitlab_url:.*|gitlab_url: http+unix://%2FUsers%2Fruben%2Fprojects%2Fgdk-ce%2Fgitlab.socket|"\
              -e "s|/usr/bin/redis-cli|/usr/local/bin/redis-cli|"\
              -e "s|^  socket: .*|  socket: /Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce/redis/redis.socket|"\
              gitlab-shell/config.yml.example > gitlab-shell/config.yml
GOPATH=/Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce/gitlab-workhorse go install gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-workhorse/...
ln -s /Users/ruben/projects/gdk-ce/gitlab/.ruby-version .ruby-version
ln: .ruby-version: File exists
make: *** [.ruby-version] Error 1

/cc @jacobvosmaer-gitlab

Thanks @rdavila . I don't understand why this is needed though... make should see the symlink exists and skip the ln -s step. I will try to reproduce this.

@rdavila could it be that you moved or renamed your GDK root directory?

@jacobvosmaer-gitlab yes!, I was about to post that, sorry for the noise, I'm going to update all the places that refers to the old dir since other things are broken now.

@rdavila this is not noise! gdk reconfigure should work after you moved the directory. Now I understand what happened. :)

Will get back to this tomorrow.

@jacobvosmaer-gitlab thanks!

@rdavila I came up with another fix that matches how we regenerate other files during gdk reconfigure. Thanks for bringing the problem to my attention!

Merged in 7cf410f1

Status changed to merged

thanks @jacobvosmaer-gitlab.