15:26 <Wyatttty> This has been resistant to googling: is there a way to force bundler to acknowledge that an installed gem fulfills a dep? (I think I've hit one of those warts where cygwin isn't enough like Unix or Windows to be of any use to anyone.)

15:34 <Wyatttty> In msys, it correctly resolves nokogiri to nokogiri-x86-mingw32, but under cygwin, it attempts to build from source even though the mingw32 version is installed. (That wouldn't be a problem normally, but in this case build fails nontrivially.)

17:52 <frender> hi guys! i'm running bundle install --deployment and then some cucumber tests that fails due to "websocket_mask (LoadError)", but when i do bundle install --no-deployment the cucumber tests run successfully. what's the best way to go a bout when comparing which gems that are being used in the different scenarios?

18:01 <jhass> frender: compare .bundle/config in both

18:05 <frender> main difference is that there's a bundle_path using --deployment

18:07 <frender> and in the case of --no-deployment i guess gems from ruby gem install directory is used?

18:15 <jhass> well, yes, but the load path is restricted to things in the Gemfile.lock

18:15 <jhass> so I guess you don't install some group with --deployment

18:15 <jhass> but have the necessary gem globally installed

18:18 <frender> or the wrong version =/

18:25 <frender> or maybe im going about this the wrong way?

18:26 <frender> here's an output from jenkins if someone would like to take a look: http://pastebin.com/eDxizvF7

18:27 <frender> and would i run this from command line with bundle install --no-deployment instead, the tests run