I tend to run `bundle update` all the time for the hell of it during development, when the code is not deployed/being used live anywhere. The codebase is by def

I tend to run `bundle update` all the time for the hell of it during development, when the code is not deployed/being used live anywhere. The codebase is by definition full of bugs anyway because I haven't finished it. May as well be full of the latest bugs, having other people's already fixed bugs in there seems a shame. When I am working on code that is already being used by others and the changes are aimed to be pushed out pretty much as soon as they're 'ready,' I am much more careful and selective about dependency updates.