I\'m writing an app that will run scripts in a specified folder, and then record the numbers and graph them.
I\'m about to extract major functionalit开发者_开发知识库y of a larger project into a ruby gem.
Rails 3.0.0, Passenger 2.2.15: Create a new Rails project Add gem \'paperclip\', :git => \'git://github.com/lmumar/paperclip.git\', :branch => \'rails3\'
So, I\'m positive I once did a sudo bundle install out of desperation, which I now understand is a no-no.But now, when i try to run bundle install, I get the following error:
I\'m trying to get my app to package my gems before deployment (to heroku)One of my gems in my Gemfile is a custom gem that I\'ve written and I\'m using the :git option of bundler to use the specific
UPDATE 2 This is a known bug/feature with the way Ruby 1.9.2 loads files.http://twitter.com/#!/rails/status/72801149769621504
I have been using Rails for a couple years now and took a break away for a few months and just found myself back on a Rails application. The only problem is I don\'t know how to use bundler. I\'ve bee
This might sound as a strange thing to do. Is there a bundler way to extract the bundled gems (from a Gemfile or from .bundle) a开发者_运维知识库nd install them as system gems outside of the bundler c
Please bear with me, I\'m a gem authoring noob. Thus far, I haven\'t even been able to find formal Bundler API documentation, so I\'m having a hard time adhering to best practices and knowing what co
I am hav开发者_JS百科ing trouble configuring Sinatra to use Bundler. I am confused as to where Gems should be being installed? I\'ve read both this question and this documentation.
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