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It's fine in the development group and it should be present in the GemfileI make a habit of always doingbundle install --binstubsOn a new project so I can dobin/cap ....Instead ofbundle exec cap ...
It's fine in the development group and it should be present in the GemfileI make a habit of always doingbundle install --binstubsOn a new project so I can dobin/cap ....Instead of
Hi guys. Is it necessary to put Capistrano in a Rails app's Gemfile, or at least, in the "development" group in the Gemfile?If not, are there any benefits to doing so?Thanks,Nick--
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