As a follow-up to how to enable these gems to be packaged within the
application... how does it work across multiple OS's? I have Windows
environments and Linux environments. Is it possible to put these gems
in vendor/gems and have them work across systems?
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I also saw this for Rails 2.1 that I could put into the environment.rb
file.
config.gem "hpricot", :version => '0.6', :source
=>http://code.whytheluckystiff.net";
If I put this code in environment.rb, then I'll still need to run
rake:gems install on each machine that this application is inst
Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> rake gems:build# Build any native extensions for
> unpacked gems
> rake gems:unpack # Unpacks the specified gem into vendor/
> gems.
> rake gems:unpack:dependencies # Unpacks the specified gems and its
> depende...
Do I need to run a ra
>> Why not vendor the gems into your rails app?
>
> This code is kept up through multiple machines and rather than require
> gem installs for each of them, we wanted to put it into subversion
> with
> the application if that's possible.
Right. This should work for you and is part of Rails...
Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> Why not vendor the gems into your rails app?
This code is kept up through multiple machines and rather than require
gem installs for each of them, we wanted to put it into subversion with
the application if that's possible.
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> Does anyone know if there are plugins available for Hpricot or
> Mechanize? I'd like to install plugins into my rails app instead of
> using gems if that's possible.
Why not vendor the gems into your rails app?
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