This is good to close and no changes are needed in Ubuntu. It wasn't
backported, but that's no reason to address this in Ubuntu. Current
version works as expected and the fix is as simple as running "gem
update --system".
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This has been resolved in rubygems & bundler.
Using Bundler 1.16.2 (that's the current release as of today, released
in May'18) I don't see the error anymore. The original issue in rubygems
has been closed too & I think it's safe to close this bug report.
Jacob thanks for your time looking into
I suspect this one: https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/pull/2169/files
#diff-3d2f1e4ce4bf8e4f701d1706efb9f9a1L385
I have included more details on Github issue:
https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/issues/2180
** Bug watch added: github.com/rubygems/rubygems/issues #2180
I think I just managed to narrow down the problem to a specific commit
in rubygems that introduced the regression. I don't know how to exactly
fix it, but I will keep you updated.
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Thanks very much Jacob,
I will try to look deeper into rubygems codebase and will let you know
how it goes.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1749226
Title:
rubygems 2.7.5 fails to
Public bug reported:
I have replicated the problem on Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 12.04 and in
Docker environment and in few different ruby versions.
It appears rubygems-integration package monkeypatches rubygems and
rubygems fails to load `bundle` executable because it's installed in
wrong location.
