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Ignoring Gemfile.lock
Really simple think. In autogenerated .gitignore file there is line with ".bundle". If we ignore "bundle noise" out of box I think we can also add Gemfile.lock to ignores.
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gemfile_lock_ignore.patch
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Yehuda Katz (wycats)- Milestone cleared.
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As per the bundler README, Gemfile.lock should be included in version control.
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ronin-45124 (at lighthouseapp)- Importance changed from to Low
hm sure? from my point of view i thought the lock file represent also the current environment. i use diffrent database gems in development (sqlite) and production (pg). the "problem" is that bundler does ignore the current environment and i have to use 'bundle install --without=production' on my development environment and get a lock file. but on production i will have a diffrent lock file (without sqlite, but with pg)
either i havent understand bundler or check in the lock file is a bad idea...
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