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Every deployment it installs all the gems again in its own .vendor/bundle folder instead of the symlinked ./shared/bundle folder. The symlink never gets created.
Or am I doing something very wrong?
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So you should see a symlink within the dir, not a symlink from .vendor/bundle itself.
Reviewing the git history, I'm unclear why it's set up this way. Bundle install can specify the shared path directly, event. No symlink required. That gives releases the freedom to change their shared bundle, which has been necessary on certain tricky upgrades, like Ruby 1.9 + Psych gem vs stdlib.
Every deployment it installs all the gems again in its own .vendor/bundle folder instead of the symlinked ./shared/bundle folder. The symlink never gets created.
Or am I doing something very wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: