Bundler also had some drama early on in its lifecycle as well. At least one Rubygems developer actively disliked it for quite a while. But, after a concerted

Bundler also had some drama early on in its lifecycle as well. At least one Rubygems developer actively disliked it for quite a while. But, after a concerted effort for a couple years, Bundler managed to hammer out the issues and come out with something that could meet a wide range of workflows and really set the standard for what dynamic language package managers should be capable of. I think this is a real testament to Yehuda Katz's strength as an open source community leader.