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For that, I use Bundler and always install gems to vendor/bundle for maximum isolation and easy cleanup. :~ which bi bi: aliased to bundle install --path vend
by nzadrozny 15y ago
For that, I use Bundler and always install gems to vendor/bundle for maximum isolation and easy cleanup.
:~ which bi
bi: aliased to bundle install --path vendor/bundle
- stephencelis 15y ago(You should only have to run this the first time you bundle.)
- mudgemeister 15y agoYou can tell Bundler to install to a relative path by default by putting the following in ~/.bundle/config: --- BUNDLE_PATH: vendor/bundle In that way, you need only run the standard "bundle" or "bundle install" instead of setting up an alias.
- hadis 15y agobut does this not increase the size of your source control repository?
- zszugyi 15y agoNo, just add the directory to .gitignore.