@Litwin: if i specify the gems in the environment.rb file, when i
transfer the application
and run gems:install all these gems will install automatically to the
machine??
Thanx
@xiexie11: i dont want only to see the gems used from the app, i want
to know how to make them available when i
@xiexie11: i dont want only to see the gems used from the app, i want
to know how to make them available when i transfer the app to another
computer
Thanx
If one of your gem is compiled, then you'll run in troubles if the
target computer is not the same as the source computer.
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If you just want to see what your app is using and you haven't used
config gem with the versions set, you can use the console and run:
Rails.configuration.gems.sort{|a,b| a.specification.name =
b.specification.name}.collect{|g| #{g.specification.name} - #
{g.specification.version}}
On Sep 18,
Just saw this. Would like to know what is Litwin's answer?
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Yes please!
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 11:55 AM, Sijo Kg
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Just saw this. Would like to know what is Litwin's answer?
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Ok thanx Litwin i'll give it a try!
On Sep 18, 8:07 pm, E. Litwin elit...@rocketmail.com wrote:
You should be specifying the gems used in your environment.rb file
(using config.gem)
Then you can run rake gems to view all the required gems (aside from
rails) for your application or rake
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