When setting up a new Rails project (version >= 3) I would like to prevent version confusion for future team mates by including the rvm “bundle install” in the current git project. Are there any recommended best practices for doing this?
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When setting up a new Rails project (version >= 3) I would like to prevent version confusion for future team mates by including the rvm “bundle install” in the current git project. Are there any recommended best practices for doing this?
Rails 3 is integrated with Bundler – versions of Gems you use are saved into
Gemfile.lockfile and they will be available for everyone else using your project.bundle installwill give your teammates the same versions of Gems that you have installed, so if I understand your question correctly you don’t have to do anything above what Rails already gives you.