09:27 <mrnugget> Hey there. I'm trying to add a local gem with a native extension to my Rails project's Gemfile. `bundle install` works fine, but it looks like it doesn't actually build/compile the gem. I added `spec.extensions = ['ext/my_gem/extconf.rb']` to the gemspec file. In the gem directory with `rake compile` (rake-compiler) it works. At first I forgot to add the `extensions` line to the gemspec and ran `bundle install` in my Rails proje

09:27 <mrnugget> I then added it and bundle is still not compiling anything, any ideas?

09:29 <mrnugget> Does that have something to do with using `gem 'my_spec', path: 'path/to/gem/directory'`? Does bundler expect it to be compiled already when using `path:`?

09:35 <mrnugget> Alright, I found out that it's `path: `: https://github.com/bundler/bundler/issues/1679

09:35 <mrnugget> Thanks for reading this anyway ;)

12:07 <arkiver> Is there a spec for this? https://github.com/bundler/bundler-features/issues/9

12:08 <arkiver> I can see a spec in case dependencies are not satisfied.

12:11 <arkiver> ^This spec: https://github.com/bundler/bundler/blob/master/spec/commands/check_spec.rb#L271

12:12 <arkiver> I would like to add this feature.

20:43 <b-dean> has anyone seen problems with native gems and windows and rubygems 2.2.1? the bundle install --path vendor/bundle is finishing but it's not actually compiling .so files

21:00 <b-dean> it appears to something to do with which drive ruby is installed on. so if I install ruby on drive C: and then do a bundle install with a --path switch on drive e: for example, it tries to put the .so file in the same path but on drive c:

22:26 <adam12> Is there a command or variable (during bundle exec) that will tell me the Gemfile it's using?

22:30 <Radar> adam12: I think Bundler.default_gemfile?

22:30 <adam12> Thanks.