01:19 <Chason> hello everyone

01:26 <Chason> Is it possible to run Bundler.require across multiple "bundle install"s? For instance i've got this directory structure /rootdir/server.rb, /rootdir/app1/, /rootdir/app2/. app1 and app2 both have a <app>/vendor/bundle and <app>/Gemfile. When I run server.rb is there a way to tell bundler to load each one separately or possibly tell bundler about both locations?

15:40 <mikewintermute> Trying to understand bundler. If you don’t have a gem installed but put that gem in your Gemfile and run `bundle install` will it install it or do you have to do it manually via `gem install <gem name>`

18:50 <wiggl3> Uh oh! Why am I getting `error: cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD: Permission denied` when trying `bundle install`? https://gist.github.com/anonymous/59eb8131b8c4a34d73b0

22:22 <wiggl3> It works if I do `sudo bundle install` though?

22:28 <indirect> mikewintermute: it will install it for you. maybe try reading bundler.io?

22:29 <indirect> wiggl3: you have an existing git clone that is owned by root

22:30 <wiggl3> indirect: I see. I tried rm -rf .bundle* but

22:31 <indirect> wiggl3: that’s not where git gems get installed into

22:31 <indirect> try `bundle show NAMEOFGITGEM`

22:31 <indirect> to find the directory

22:35 <wiggl3> indirect: Awesome!

22:36 <wiggl3> indirect: So then I just go into /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.0/gems/ and set them all to myapp:wheel?

22:38 <indirect> wiggl3: I dunno, you do whatever you want :)

22:38 <indirect> but that should fix the permissions error

22:43 <wiggl3> Cheers indirect =)

22:55 <mikewintermute> indirect: it doesn’t seem to do that. i run ‘bundle install’ then ‘rails s’ and get: bundler/spec_set.rb:92:in `block in materialize': Could not find actionpack-3.2.9 in any of the sources (Bundler::GemNotFound)

22:55 <indirect> mikewintermute: then something else has gone wrong

22:55 <indirect> the most common reason for that is that “rails” and “bundler” are running different versions of ruby

22:56 <indirect> and so bundler installs gems somewhere that rails can’t find them

22:56 <mikewintermute> indirect: so how do you work out where bundler is installing that gem?

22:57 <indirect> mikewintermute: bundle show GEMNAME

22:57 <mikewintermute> that says: vendor/bundle/ruby/2.1.0/gems/actionpack-3.2.9

22:57 <mikewintermute> so why can’t rails find it?

22:58 <indirect> no idea

22:58 <indirect> have you tried bundle exec rails s

23:00 <mikewintermute> that seems to work. why’s that?

23:15 <mikewintermute> indirect: e.g. this says not to use ‘bundle exec’ before rails: http://blog.wyeworks.com/2011/12/27/bundle-exec-rails-executes-bundler-setup-3-times/

23:38 <wiggl3> I had to `bundle install puma` as root so I could access `/usr/local/bin/pumactl` from FreeBSD's rc.d (https://freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/rc-scripting/rcng-dummy.html).

23:38 <wiggl3> However this root install of Puma seems to conflict with my Rails app's Gemfile Puma. How do you guys usually access gems from your OS?

23:38 <wiggl3> Maybe I could remove the root install and do `ln -s /usr/local/bin/pumactl /usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.2.0/gems/path/to/pumactl`?