00:22 <whack> tmoore: bummer; shelling out to call bundle adds like 10 seconds due to jruby startup time :(

00:27 <tmoore> that's pretty extreme

06:48 <whack> Followup from my previous question; I have a build process that has dependnecies (rake, et al), but different dependnecies for the app itself. I'd like to package the app with just it's dependencies, but I can't figure out the bundle install invocation to make this happen

06:48 <whack> For example, my rake stuff requires ffi, so it is installed in a special gem_home for use within rake, and this includes other dependencies like bundler.

06:49 <whack> because ffi is already found by bundler (even when forcing GEM_HOME elsewhere), it is not installed in the app when given --path to bundle install

06:49 <whack> I tried --standalone for fun, but that doesn't do it either.

06:49 <whack> still says "Using ffi ..." and the standalone setup.rb includes the path to the wrong location for ffi

06:53 <tmoore> whack: that sounds like there's maybe a bug

06:54 <tmoore> can you file an issue with reproduction steps?

06:58 <whack> I'm not even sure I'm doing this correctly :(

06:58 <whack> The docs aren't clear to me; if I want to tell bundler (from one gem env) to install *everything* into another path (aka, gem_home), what's the method?

07:00 <whack> is it --system? --standalone? --deployment? Much confused :P

07:01 <whack> gist coming to at least show what I"m trying to do :P

07:03 <whack> oh this miiiight work

07:03 <whack> WARN: Unresolved specs during Gem::Specification.reset: ffi (>= 0)

07:03 <whack> WARN: Clearing out unresolved specs.

07:03 <whack> erk

07:03 <whack> % GEM_HOME=./build/bootstrap GEM_PATH= build/bootstrap/bin/bundle install --gemfile=tools/Gemfile --path /home/jls/projects/logstash/vendor/bundle/jruby/1.9 --clean --without development

07:03 <whack> I'll file a bug tomorrow if I really can't figure this out :)

07:03 <whack> <3

07:06 <tmoore> whack: --path tells it to install everything into another path, but some of the other flags sets a default for --path, including --standalone and --deployment

07:06 <tmoore> --system does the opposite: tells Bundler to ignore any previously-set path and install to GEM_HOME

20:51 <mib_mib> hi - in my gemfile i have a gem that references my github project: gem 'mygem', git: 'git@github.com:Company/mygem.git' - and its locked at version 1.4.1 in the Gemfile of my UI project. I am testing a new version of MyGem that is local, and i want to install it locally so the UI project can use it locally - how can i run bundle update to install this gem, but specify the local gem?