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The current Bundler implementation requires gems to really be installed in order to parse dependencies, which is a problem esp. for native gems as they pull in several native dependencies (e.g. g++, ruby2.5-dev etc.) that would blow up our Docker image.
A possible solution to this would be to let Bundler (via JRuby?) create a lock file if not yet preset (or use it straight away if it is present) and parse the lock file as outlined in this discussion.
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The current Bundler implementation requires gems to really be installed in order to parse dependencies, which is a problem esp. for native gems as they pull in several native dependencies (e.g.
g++
,ruby2.5-dev
etc.) that would blow up our Docker image.A possible solution to this would be to let Bundler (via JRuby?) create a lock file if not yet preset (or use it straight away if it is present) and parse the lock file as outlined in this discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: