00:19 <drocsid> discord@coffee ~/c/r/r/h/c/demo_app> bundle install --without production

00:19 <drocsid> Unfortunately, a fatal error has occurred. Please see the Bundler troubleshooting

00:19 <drocsid> documentation at http://bit.ly/bundler-issues. Thanks!

00:19 <drocsid> /usr/lib/ruby/2.1.0/fileutils.rb:250:in `mkdir': Permission denied @ dir_s_mkdir - /usr/lib/ruby/gems/2.1.0/extensions/x86_64-linux/2.1.0/sqlite3-1.3.9 (Errno::EACCES)

00:20 <drocsid> hmm ran with sudo this time.... sorry

09:33 <bensonshaji> I am managing a project in two systems (Linux, and Mac) and using rsync to keep it updated. In Mac the "bundle exec gem" works but not in Linux. In linux it shows an error (bundler command not found). Even though the gem files exist in a folder called vendor/bundle

19:34 <j416> o/ this is probably a rtfm question but I've been searching for a while without finding the answer: if i require 'bundle/setup', it'll require that my gemfile is satisfied -- how can I tell it to not require that gems in group 'dev' be satisfied? I want a user to be able to run the program without having to bundle the dev stuff

20:11 <j416> bundler/setup* even

20:14 <Paradox> hmm, when i use Bundler.require, it works fine if i start the script within the same path as the Gemfile, i.e 'ruby script.rb'. However, if i attempt to run the script from OUTSIDE that path (say, from the parent directory by 'ruby myscript/script.rb), i get this error: private method `require' called for Bundler:Module (NoMethodError)

20:14 <Paradox> i have the proper bundler setup code at the top of my file

20:14 <Paradox> and it works flawlessly when i'm in that directory. Outside it…it just fails

23:02 <centrx> Good day.

23:04 <centrx> How can I add compile options to my Gemfile. (bundle config adds them to a file in my home directory, not part of the source directory for distribution)