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<adaleigh>
Got a question real quick: How do I essentially bundle update for a local gem on my machine? I keep making changes to the gem, but when I go back to the full project that uses it, the changes to the gem aren't there.
<adaleigh>
I either haven't been searching the right thing, or the internet doesn't know.
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<adaleigh>
Actually, it's not even using my local gem at all. :-/
<Radar>
adaleigh: Then I don't know what could be wrong. The changes to the gem should appear.
<adaleigh>
And it says the version on it is used when I bundle install. When I try to use it however, it's not there.
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<indirect>
crankharder: Bundler doesn't provide a hook. Either put the code after you call Bundler.require, or monkeypatch it. But I recommend writing your own thing that you call instead of Bundler.require :)
<indirect>
adaleigh: sounds like you probably aren't running your command with `bundle exec`
<adaleigh>
Ah yep. That was it.
<indirect>
when you're using locals, after you change a file in the local checkout, you need to restart the command that loads the file, and you need to run that command with bundle exec so that it will load the local files instead of files from the remote git repo
<indirect>
cool :)
<adaleigh>
thanks so much
<indirect>
np
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<crankharder>
indirect: way to respond to the question way after the fact :)
<crankharder>
thanks
<crankharder>
i ended up using require: false, and just loading it in a rails initializer. other ruby things can require it whenever as well
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<Petron>
Hello. I'm looking at writing a script to install all required ruby versions by searching the .ruby-version file and then installing all of the associated ruby versions. Is it possible to install a bundler gem for a ruby version from the root folder?