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How do I add gems to my rails app in a way that I can just copy my app’s directory structure to a remote location and have it just work, with all the gems I depend on installed and available?
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This is a noob question:
How do I add gems to my rails app in a way that I can just copy my app’s directory structure to a remote location and have it just work, with all the gems I depend on installed and available?
The future-proof solution is to use Bundler, which is required in Rails 3 and can be used right now in Rails 2.