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<abargnesi>
hi folks, i'm hitting an issue with "bundle package --all". If I declare a Gemfile with a git-sourced gem and rubygems.org sourced gem then a "bundle package --all" will fail to locate the git-sourced gem if "Bundler.setup" is called twice.
<tmoore>
abargnesi: you can probably work around that by wrapping the call to system inside a Bundler.with_clean_env { system... }
<abargnesi>
tmoore: ah I see that wacks away RUBYOPT...yeah that did fix it for me
<abargnesi>
thanks
<abargnesi>
is the gist example useful in issue #3009?
<tmoore>
yeah I think so
<abargnesi>
i opened #3100 and referred it to #3009...didn't want to pollute the comments
<tmoore>
great thanks!
<abargnesi>
sure np, i'll debug this further
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<bourke>
Does bundler have anything equivalent to the idea of SNAPSHOT builds in maven? It seems I have to bump the version and run 'bundle update' everytime I want to test a change to a gem...
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<abargnesi>
bourke: you could source the gem from a git repository/branch (e.g. gem 'x', :git => 'github...', :branch => 'development') or local path (e.g. gem 'x', :path => './libs/x')
<bourke>
abargnesi: it seems for a git repo I need to do a commit each time though? and still run bundler update in the implementing project
<bourke>
essentially right now Im finding I would have to change the requires in my implementing project to 'require_relative' while developing. and then switch them back before releasing. which clearly doesn't feel right
<abargnesi>
bourke: ok maybe using :path => './other-gem' is the way to go...bundler will require from :path every time without the need for 'bundle update'
<abargnesi>
you could have a development Gemfile using deps like "gem 'x', :path => './gems/x'"; set BUNDLE_GEMFILE=Gemfile.dev
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<bourke>
abargnesi: it seems even the path approach doesn't work without a version bump of the gem
<abargnesi>
it worked for me, i'll send a small test