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or if that's too much use --binstubs to use "bin/rake balls" or if you are really, utterly crazy, use --binstubs AND set $PATH to contain './bin' and then use "
by pilif 15y ago
or if that's too much use --binstubs to use "bin/rake balls" or if you are really, utterly crazy, use --binstubs AND set $PATH to contain './bin' and then use "rake balls".
- drogus 15y agoYou can also use rvm with gemsets and just not use bundle exec at all. I'm amazed how quickly people forget about the things that bundler tries to fix. If you don't have any conflicts across your gems, you can basically use bundler as "just install my gems".
- regularfry 15y agoThis broke for me with Rails 3.1 last I tried it. I had to use bundle exec to get it to work.
- Buzaga 15y agowhats the fuzz about bundle exec? that annoyed me for some time but it's sure gone for some time that I don't even remember it anymore..
- asifskalam 15y agoI use rbenv with rbenv-bundler which runs the bundled binstub from my current directory when I run the command.