Rails Dependencies

[Mark Aufdencamp]

Hi All,

A quick slice of RoR wisdom would be appreciated.

I've checked a Rails project out of github with a lot of dependencies
defined in the environment.rb. Rather than manually installing all of
the dependent gems, is there an easy way to have say, rake, install them
all for me?

What's the best way to identify missing dependencies?

Mark Aufdencamp
Ma...@Aufdencamp.com

[Joe Fiorini]

You'll want to use Bundler. Check out Yehuda Katz's post on it (http://yehudakatz.com/2009/11/03/using-the-new-gem-bundler-today/). It's still fairly new, but it's what we're using to manage Gem dependencies.

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[Joe OBrien]

Do a rake -T (it lists out all the commands) there is one to install
them all just can't think of it offhand.

-Joe

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[Jeff Morgan]

rake gems:install

For dependencies while testing you can use

rake gems:install RAILS_ENV=test