[Rails] Re: Gems between two different machines

2009-01-07 Thread NAYAK
Hi,

I have used gemsonrails(*gemsonrails*.rubyforge.org) plugin which helps us
to freeze gems to a rails application. By this you can run your rails
application with just ruby installed on any new machine

-NAYAK

On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 11:58 PM, jschank johnosch...@gmail.com wrote:


 Thanks for the reply.

 Freezing the gems is certainly possible, but what about using gems
 outside of rails?

 Basically I'm just wondering if there is a really simple way to keep
 two or more machines in sync with the same versions of various gems.
 Aside from tediously listing the gems on one machine, and then
 installing the missing ones on the other. And vice-versa.

 John
 


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[Rails] Re: Gems between two different machines

2009-01-05 Thread jschank

Thanks for the reply.

Freezing the gems is certainly possible, but what about using gems
outside of rails?

Basically I'm just wondering if there is a really simple way to keep
two or more machines in sync with the same versions of various gems.
Aside from tediously listing the gems on one machine, and then
installing the missing ones on the other. And vice-versa.

John
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[Rails] Re: Gems between two different machines

2009-01-02 Thread Freddy Andersen

Are you using Rails 2 ? Then you should add the gems into you
application ..

rake gems # List the gems that this
rails application depends on
rake gems:build   # Build any native
extensions for unpacked gems
rake gems:install # Installs all required gems
for this application.
rake gems:refresh_specs   # Regenerate gem
specifications in correct format.
rake gems:unpack  # Unpacks the specified gem
into vendor/gems.
rake gems:unpack:dependencies # Unpacks the specified gems
and its dependencies into vendor/gems
rake rails:freeze:gems# Lock this application to
the current gems (by unpacking them into vendor/rails)
rake rails:unfreeze   # Unlock this application
from freeze of gems or edge and return to a fluid use of system gems


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