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#Getting Started
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This gem brokes the execution of the calabash. After the installation of calabash-android, check your installed gems with the command `gem list | grep cucumber` and install the stable version of the cucumber gem (command: `gem install cucumber`) and remove the beta version (command: `gem uninstall cucumber`), if that is the case.
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