06:46 <bensonshaji> I am using fedora 20, I have Installed gems using "bundle install --path vendor/bundle", it was successfully installed by not detected by the system when I enter the folder. Where Am I going wrong?

08:53 <acriax> Hey, this is kind of a noobish question, but can I select the dependencies a gem requires manually?

08:53 <acriax> I get this: https://gist.github.com/kimsch/345ad833374d6b2d409e

08:54 <acriax> So I'd like to try to say that activeadmin-mongoid should try to use 4.0.0.beta1 instead of ~> 4.0

08:54 <acriax> Although I thought that ~> 4.0 would include 4.0.0.beta1

09:45 <tmoore> acriax: 4.0.0.beta1 is considered less than 4.0

09:46 <tmoore> Which version of activeadmin-mongoid are you using? The latest one depends on mongoid < 5.0, > 3.0

09:50 <tmoore> The short answer to your question is that the only way to select dependencies manually is to fork the gem and point to the git repo, but in your case I don't think you should need to do that.

09:51 <tmoore> You might have some luck with the troubleshooting steps at https://github.com/bundler/bundler/blob/master/ISSUES.md

09:51 <tmoore> and if not, try the Bundler 1.6 pre-release (gem install --pre bundler) It fixes a bunch of bugs with the resolver

10:20 <acriax> tmoore: thanks. I was using the rails4 branch of activeadmin. The master branch indeed seems to depend on mongoid < 5.0, > 3.0, but also actionpack ~> 3.1 whereas rails4 depends on actionpack 4.0.4

10:38 <tmoore> ah yeah I see

10:39 <tmoore> Where did you find that? I don't see it on GitHub

10:40 <tmoore> oh I see the rails4 branch of activeadmin-mongoid

10:44 <tmoore> Looks like there's a discussion here https://github.com/elia/activeadmin-mongoid/issues/49