"bundle package" still just bundles the source packages. Installing all of the gems then packaging the resulting directory is an example of an artifact-based a

"bundle package" still just bundles the source packages. Installing all of the gems then packaging the resulting directory is an example of an artifact-based approach. I prefer to do it gem-by-gem using 'fpm' in order to maintain better dependency data -- fpm will invoke rpmbuild with the right options to find shared objects and automatically attach correct dependency data for the ruby runtime, C libraries etc