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Using bundler 1.17.3 and Rails 6 (not sure which if either are relevant), after running bundle exec appraisal install, I have a directory at ./gemfiles/.bundle.
It has one file in it, config, containing only BUNDLE_RETRY: "1".
I guess current bundler somehow puts this there to store config... just for those gemfiles? Or something?
Do you think this should be checked into source control, or .gitignored? I'm not really sure. I'm not sure why I don't end up with a .bundle dir at the root of my project, when using bundler ordinarily, or why it shows up here.
Can the README offer advice?
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If you were to delete the .bundle directory for each, do you see this behaviour again? It sounds like what I'd expect to happen with Appraisal and so a good outcome here might be to document the potential presence of ./gemfiles/.bundle as a possible directory.
Using bundler 1.17.3 and Rails 6 (not sure which if either are relevant), after running
bundle exec appraisal install
, I have a directory at./gemfiles/.bundle
.It has one file in it,
config
, containing onlyBUNDLE_RETRY: "1"
.I guess current bundler somehow puts this there to store config... just for those gemfiles? Or something?
Do you think this should be checked into source control, or .gitignored? I'm not really sure. I'm not sure why I don't end up with a
.bundle
dir at the root of my project, when using bundler ordinarily, or why it shows up here.Can the README offer advice?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: