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Surely bundler helps solve some of these problems; at least it makes managing gems easier on a per-app basis.

• davidw 14y ago
  And then you try and deploy it: http://serverfault.com/questions/405994/state-of-the-art-deploying-rails-applications-with-git http://serverfault.com/questions/405994/state-of-the-art-dep... And you're either stuck with this Mongrel-derived nonsense that is incapable of utilizing the computing power of the server to dynamically (de)allocate resources, requiring you to pick numbers at setup time, or you've got Passenger, which gets that right, but basically nails your deployment to one and only one Ruby. (Yes, I've not had the best of days...does it show?)
  • petepete 14y ago
    It does, yes. And, to be fair, bundler has caused me a number of headaches over the years. I guess I'm lucky in that I only need one Ruby; I can't see an easy solution for using more than one at once.