<Quintasan>
I'm dumb and named the file lib/factory_girl.rb
<c355e3b>
paste your gemfile?
<Quintasan>
It loaded itself effectively overriding the previously loaded FactoryGirl.
<c355e3b>
ah
<c355e3b>
ran into an issue like that on a rails upgrade once...
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<Quintasan>
c355e3b: That is a bug in Padrino somehow.
<Quintasan>
Since running the console worked normally with the file named like that.
<codehotter>
Is there a way to make gems available to bundler, as if they were in vendor/cache, but without causing bundler to put everything in vendor/cache?
<codehotter>
I have some custom gems that I would like to ship with my project, but I would rather not have bundle install put all gems in my gemfile in vendor folder every time
<c355e3b>
codehotter: use path
<codehotter>
c355e3b: do they have to be unpacked? It would be convenient to use the .gem file
<c355e3b>
codehotter: no idea, i would test it
<c355e3b>
normally i've done it with unpacked gems
<codehotter>
ah, I can just put my git source in vendor/ as subtree and use path
<codehotter>
that works great
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