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How can I unpack a gem specified in bundler by a :git => url?
My Gemfile has
gem 'my_gem', :git => 'git@github.com:xxxxx/xxxxx.git'
$ bundle correctly reports the gem as available, and my code works. $ bundle which my_gem even tells me where my gem is stored. However:
$ gem unpack my_gem
ERROR: Gem 'my_gem' not installed nor fetchable.
$ bundle exec gem unpack my_gem
ERROR: Gem 'my_gem' not installed nor fetchable.
Is it possible to unpack a gem installed like this?
Why the need to unpack it? You already have the sourcecode. The point of specifying a git repository is that you don’t have a bundled gem, but the source to generate it.
Simply use
and the source will be in the yyy folder of the current directory.