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Let us say there are two gems
A ( depends on gem C version 2)
B ( depends on gem C version 1)
My rails application requires gem A, and B.
How do you handle the collision of two versions of the gem C while loading A and B.
You don’t. RubyGems can install multiple versions of the same Gem, but it only can ever activate one. That’s one of the reasons why Bundler was created: it will at least check for such an incompatibility before you run the app.