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<jacobat>
I have a bundle packaged gem sourced from github with a native extension and I want to rebuild the extension, can I do this with bundler?
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<tmoore>
jacobat: it builds the extension when you bundle install
<tmoore>
bundle package copies the gem file into vendor/cache, but that generally does not include the compiled binary
<jacobat>
tmoore: Yeah, but for the wrong OS - I'm taking a bundle packaged on OSX and using it on Linux
<tmoore>
you might be getting a platform-specific binary gem in that case... which gem is it?
<jacobat>
rinku
<jacobat>
I can work around it by going to vendor/cache/rinku-some-git-thing and rebuilding and moving the extension myself
<tmoore>
oh right you said sourced from github... missed that part
<tmoore>
I'm pretty sure in that case, what's in vendor/cache is just the github repo, and it rebuilds the binary when you run bundle install
<jacobat>
tmoore: It doesn't when I do bundle install --local
<jacobat>
It just keeps what's already there
<jacobat>
Maybe the gem is misconfigured somehow
<tmoore>
that might be a bug :-\
<jacobat>
It's pretty much an edge-case I guess
<tmoore>
in general, we recommend packaging on the same system you deploy to... there are a bunch of known issues around cross-platform packaging
<tmoore>
same type of system I mean
<jacobat>
tmoore: That's not so easy in this case though (I'm using docker, so I don't have github access from linux)
<jacobat>
It would be a lot easier if all our gems were on a gem server, so I'll push for adopting some kind of gem server
<tmoore>
you don't have github access because there's no outbound network access?
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<tmoore>
jacobat: looking at your earlier question about "You need to install git to be able to use gems from git repositories" ... do you not have git installed in the Docker container?
<tmoore>
that could be why it's not rebuilding... I'm reading through the Bundler source code now, and AFAICT, it should be rebuilding the binary when you install, but if you don't have git installed it will bomb out before it gets to that point
<jacobat>
tmoore: No, there's no git in the container
<jacobat>
tmoore: Why would there need to be? :)
<tmoore>
ah right I think that explains it
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<tmoore>
well... because you're using a git gem :-) the error message it gives isn't joking!
<jacobat>
tmoore: But I already have the source code, so there should be no need to use git for anything, no?
<tmoore>
it uses git to check that the revision is correct
<tmoore>
otherwise it can't guarantee that you're running the right version
<jacobat>
Right, makes sense
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<jacobat>
bundle check works though ;)
<tmoore>
bundler probably could be improved to work with cached git repos better
<tmoore>
but that's a limitation at the moment
<jacobat>
Okay
<tmoore>
anyway, if you get git installed, I bet it will correctly rebuild the extension
<tmoore>
if not, I think that's a bug
<jacobat>
Let's try
<jacobat>
Without git: "Your bundle is complete!"
<jacobat>
With git, the same, and still no extension
<jacobat>
I've got a rinku.so in vendor/cache/extensions/x86_64-linux/2.1.0-static/rinku-c4e19b2ba651 now
<jacobat>
If I remove ext-built, then "bundle install --local" will rebuild the extension for linux
<tmoore>
cool
<jacobat>
Indeed! :)
<tmoore>
I'm still not sure how it got that way in the first place, unless you're using the patch in that issue I linked above which specifically *dis*ables rebuilding git gems :-)
<jacobat>
I'm pretty confident this is stock bundler :)
<tmoore>
ext-built isn't in the source code for stock bundler :-\
<jacobat>
I built the image from scratch with Ruby 2.1.2 yesterday
<jacobat>
Let me check
<jacobat>
Oh crap! You just might be right...
<tmoore>
maybe monkey patched in the app source code?
<jacobat>
There might be a bundler plugin somewhere doing the monkey patching
<jacobat>
I know grosser ;)
<tmoore>
heheh
<jacobat>
Oh yes, it's in my Gemfile *sigh*
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<tmoore>
heh I was gonna say... the Gemfile in this issue is also using the same version of rinku... it's not the same app is it?
<jacobat>
Ehmmm.... ;)
<tmoore>
anyway... glad the mystery is solved... I'm gonna go grab some dinner now. Good luck! :-)
<jacobat>
Enjoy, and thanks!
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<jacobat>
It seems vendor/cache is being used for both packaging and as runtime location for github gems. Is there some way to tell bundler to use another location for github gems at runtime?
<tmoore>
I don't think so
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<jacobat>
Alright, thanks :)
<jacobat>
It would be nice if you could keep the package and the runtime totally separate
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<keymone>
hi, how do i stop bundler from messing with shebangs?
<keymone>
bundle install sets shebangs to #!/usr/bin/env ruby while gem install sets /opt/blah/bin/ruby which is exactly what i want
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<dukedave>
If I just 'git clone' using URL everything works as expected, but when I 'bundle install' it fails because, "Git error: command `git reset --hard SHA in directory DIR has failed`"
<dukedave>
However if I cd in to DIR and 'git show', I see that HEAD is a few commits behind SHA, which explains why the reset fails
<dukedave>
... and ideas why bundle may not be getting the latest master?
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<indirect>
dukedave: try deleting the directory with the git repo and trying again?
<indirect>
in general, bundler should be updating
<indirect>
I've seen that happen after force pushes
<indirect>
or when tags are deleted
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<indirect>
you might need to nuke the entire base git repo, stored in $GEM_HOME/bundler/cache/