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<pothibo>
I have a gem I'm building that is a small rails application. It depends on like 10 different gems (s3, kaminari, rails, warden, etc) Should I use gemspec only or bundler could be a solution?
<pothibo>
I'm saying this because it seems like if I specify everything in gemspec it makes the whole gem slow as hell and I'm wondering if it's me who misunderstand how gemspec works or if bundler's caching makes it faster than gemspec
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<mustmodify>
If I clone a gem and want to test my fix from the code that's breaking, without pushing it to github, how do I tell bundler to do that?