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Bundler is the official Gems environment provider in RubyMine
There’s been one quite major change in RubyMine 3.2 that was not really advertised — gems management changes. We decided to remove a part of our own code in favor of using Bundler. Because Bundler is really the best way to … Continue reading
What’s mining: Bundler support in RubyMine
We were getting a number of questions about Bundler gem support in RubyMine. Bundler is a nice tool that manages gem dependencies for your ruby applications created by Yehuda Katz (aka wycats). So, we went and added the appropriate support … Continue reading
What’s mining: Polishing gems
I remember in some CRPGs I had used gems to improve a weapon or an armor. Ruby gems are somewhat similar — we pick good ones and use them in our projects to make them ‘killing’ RubyMine needs to know … Continue reading
What’s mining: Install gems from RubyMine
We’ve added a basic Ruby gem manager functionality in the latest EAP build. It allows you to browse local gems inside a selected Ruby SDK and choose the ones you need in the project including the dependent ones. For Rails … Continue reading
What’s mining: Ruby Gems Manager
We’ve heard people complaining about RubyMine indexing all the gems available in the Ruby SDK upon project opening. Yes, it does take time if you have loads of gems installed. Of course we’re not going to ignore the people’s voice … Continue reading
