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Greg Hurrell
Most likely cause: failure to compile Command-T with the same version of Ruby that was used when compiling Vim.
Recommended remedy: use standard MacVim binary distribution (which links against the system Ruby), and build Command-T using the system Ruby.
It is possible to build against other versions of Ruby, but you have to take care that the versions used to compile Command-T and Vim match up exactly.
Disclaimer: as you are using a pre-release version of Mac OS X, which I don't have access to, other factors which I am not aware of may be at play.
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Greg Hurrell
Closing due to inactivity.
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Greg Hurrell
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