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<Hunner> Hello! It seems like bundler is installing development dependencies of my own dependencies. Why is that? (It's not like I'm developing my *dependencies*)
<Hunner> Like, if one gem "a" has rspec as a development dependency, but I have "cucumber" and "a" as a development dependency, I get both rspec and cucumber
<Hunner> (more specifically, I'm trying to use rspec ~> 3.0 but one of my dependencies has a dev dep of rspec ~> 2.14 for its own specs)
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<tmoore> Hunner: that should not be the case... can you gist your Gemfile?
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<hubert_ruby> Hello everyone! I am new in Ruby, how can I check that: I have installed bundler or no?
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<havenwood> hubert_ruby: gem query --installed bundler
<havenwood> or shorthand: gem q -i bundler
<hubert_ruby> it is "true"
<hubert_ruby> so it is installed yes? :)
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<hubert_ruby> it is "true"
<hubert_ruby> so it is installed yes? :)
<havenwood> true
<hubert_ruby> Thank You! :)
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<postmodern> how does bundler detect patch-level?
<postmodern> Your Ruby patchlevel is 451, but your Gemfile specified 481
<postmodern> $ ruby -v
<postmodern> ruby 2.0.0p481 (2014-05-08) [x86_64-linux]
<postmodern> wtf man
<postmodern> oooh it's the explicit #! that rubygems leaves behind
<postmodern> grrr
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<whack> I'm invoking Bundle::CLI to install gems from a rake task specifically to install gems to a special directory. However, because some gems are already available in the current environment, it doesn't install them it just says "Using xxx" instead. Is there any way to force it to install?
<whack> This is the specific code: Bundler::CLI.start(["install", "--gemfile=tools/Gemfile", "--path", LogStash::Environment.gem_target, "--clean", "--without", "development", "--jobs", 4])
<whack> I'd much prefer if the --path were what was used to see if we already satisfied the gem dependencies. I've tried setting Gem.use_paths before invoking Bundler but that had no effect.
<whack> I can work around this (probably) by forking and executing bundler via system() but that would add 5-10 seconds to the rake process and I don't want to do that
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<tmoore> whack: maybe clear the GEM_PATH environment variable?
<tmoore> I don't really recommend calling internal Bundler classes... they are not documented or supported as APIs and could break at any time