Gem bundler not creating the environemnt.rb

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Hello list!

I’m trying to get gem bundler up and running for a Rails app, but without any success.

I’ve followed the guide from Yakuda, but gem bundler is not creating the structure of dir and files I’m expecting. For me, after I run “gem bundle”, it is creating a vendor/bundler_gems/ruby/1.8/[cache],[doc],… and no environment.rb on vendor/bundler_gems whatsoever.

I have ruby-gems 1.3.5, and just clones and installed gem bundler from the git repo.

Could anyone enlighten-me here?

Thanks in advance,

Marcelo.

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Hello list!

I’m trying to get gem bundler up and running for a Rails app, but without any success.

I’ve followed the guide from Yakuda, but gem bundler is not creating the structure of dir and files I’m expecting. For me, after I run “gem bundle”, it is creating a vendor/bundler_gems/ruby/1.8/[cache],[doc],… and no environment.rb on vendor/bundler_gems whatsoever.

I have ruby-gems 1.3.5, and just clones and installed gem bundler from the git repo.

Could anyone enlighten-me here?

Thanks in advance,

Marcelo.

Without the version of Rails, Ruby, and OS, it’s difficult to diagnose this problem?

-Conrad

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Rails 2.3.2, Mac OSX Snow Leopard, Ruby 1.8.6. Sorry about that.

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You may find http://gemcutter.org/

to be of assistance with the gemcutter gem.

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What?

What does gemcutter has to do with this issue?

I’m sorry, don’t mean to be rude, I know gemcuttern can be used in conjuction with gem bundler. But my issue is a totally different subject.

Marcelo.

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Can you tell us what version of the bundler gem you’re using? Also, is there a particular reason that you’re using Ruby 1.8.6 being that the system default is Ruby 1.8.7? Lastly, please provide the Gemfile and the link to the guide that you followed?

Thanks,

-Conrad