00:25 <happytux> hi!

00:25 <happytux> anyone online right now?

00:26 <happytux> I use bundle package to install the gems to vendor and not to install them.

00:26 <happytux> They are in vendor but they are also installed.

00:26 <happytux> I don't want them being installed, I want them isolated in vendor/.

00:26 <happytux> Did I miss a switch?

01:13 <happytux> hi

01:14 <happytux> Should I use single or double quotes in Gemfile? Both seem to work.

17:07 <alexanderkyte2> Hey, I'm having an issue. I'm using rvm, and I've 'bundle install'-ed the project's dependencies. When I run the app with ruby, it can't find any of the gems. When I run it with bundle exec ruby, all of the relative imports of config files break because the current directory appears to become my homedir. If I run gem show gemname, bundler has no problems finding it.

17:07 <alexanderkyte2> I meant bundle show, not gem show

20:39 <ratmav> i am having odd problems installing using local gems. bear with me, i'm learning as i go, and my issue seems rather detailed.

20:39 <ratmav> right now, on my test box, which rails returns nothing.

20:39 <ratmav> i have .gems in vendor/cache, and i installed with *sudo* bundle install --local

20:40 <ratmav> sudo which rails also returns nothing

20:40 <ratmav> ruby is built from source

20:40 <ratmav> so, the short version of the problem is that which rails returns nothing on this particular box

20:41 <ratmav> .gems were copied to vendor cache locally by running bundle package

21:34 <macmartine> I added a submodule to my Rails app, but running 'bundle install' in the main app doesn't look at the submodules Gemfile. How do I get it to?