On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 09:43:55AM -0700, Jason King wrote: > Bundler does a very good job at hunting down and resolving dependencies, I'd > use it to create your snapshot of what you need. It will also allow you to > package up all the gems for simple distribution (without needing to download > them again).
To be clear, there's nothing stopping me from invoking "gem install" for all of the stuff I need. This is just my local machine, and I'm working with a custom-compiled Ruby 1.9.2 isolated within my home directory. The whole point of this exercise is to improve my understanding. Using Bundler would defeat the purpose. Bundler is actually on my list of gems-to-install-manually. :) I intend to test-drive several gem-templating modules, including Mr. Bones, Jeweler, and NewGem. Jeweler's Rakefile has a dependency on Bundler. Marvin Humphrey -- SD Ruby mailing list [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/sdruby
