bundle is installing a ruby directory in my project

I was trying to fix some garbage that was happening (frustratingly) by updating rubygems yesterday. To fix spork, I typed "bundle install spork" before I realized I hadn't actually typed "gem install spork" and it installed everything in a spork directory within my project folder. I removed that, and tried "bundle install ." which seemed to work. But I just went to do a commit and noticed I now had a ruby directory in my project.

I removed that, but now d开发者_StackOverflow中文版on't know how to get bundle to go back to installing somewhere outside my project directory. Does anyone know what command will accomplish this?

If you ever accidentally invoke bundle install foo then it will try to install your gems inside a foo directory, and also will set this as your permanent choice in .bundle. So, take a look at .bundle/config and make sure there isn't anything unwanted in there.

Needed to use bundle install --system to get it to revert back to the default directory.

bundle install with no path argument does it for me.