10:13 <leni1> Hi all. How do I install a locally downloaded gem so that bundler can recognize it as installed? I have downloaded nokogiri locally and (re)installed it with the following different commands: `gem install --user-install nokogiri-1.8.4.gem -n vendor/bundle/ruby/2.5.0/bin/`, `gem install --user-install nokogiri-1.8.4.gem` (the gem is in my working directory) and `gem install --local nokogiri-1.8.4.gem -n vendor/bundle/ruby/2.5.0/gems/`

10:13 <leni1> However when I run `bundle install --path vendor/bundle`, bundle tries to fetch the gem rather use what I have installed. `gem list` shows nokogiri as installed including the version that bundle install is looking for.

10:13 <leni1> What should be my next step? I'm not very familiar with gem installation and the solutions on StackOverflow haven't worked for me since I've correctly set the path. Is there something else I should check?

10:19 <leni1> Apparently it now works after running bundle install --system, cancelling and then running bundle install --path vendor/bundle again. I also copied the gem file in question to the cache directory so I don't know if that's what helped it work.