After I\'ve successfully deployed a Rails 3 app on heroku, it fails to start. The error log starts with:
I am trying to install bundle as suggested in my application . But i am getting the below error as $sudo bundle install--local
For my application, I need to handle encrypted ZIP files.Despite their horrific looking site, it seems that Chilkat\'s commercial Zip gem is probably the best way to go to implement this.
I am trying to run thin as a service on my web server.After running \"sudo thin install\", thin created the following file in /etc/init.d/thin
tldr; When I run a rake task in a test app which uses an Engine, the Engine dependencies don\'t seem to be respected. I have to (-D)RY by specifying the dependency in the test app\'s Gemfile
I\'m converting a Rails-2.3 project over to 3.0.3, and I\'m running into a vexing issue with the mysql2 gem. It\'s listed in my Gemfile, I ran bundle install successfully. When I list my local gems, m
I have a 开发者_StackOverflow中文版rake task to populate my db which depends on faker, so at the top there\'s:
Is there a way to get the list of gems or开发者_Python百科 paths to gems that are being loaded for the current project by Bundler (it\'s a Rails 3) project.
I have several gems including ruby-debug开发者_JAVA百科 in a bundler group called :development. When I run the bundle command, these gems are ignored and it only installs the gems that are not in any
I am developing a gem to use in my rails app. The gem is located at /home/me/my_gem. If I use gem \'my_gem\', :git => \'/home/me/my_gem\' bundler takes it and installs it into ~/.bundler/... but I