Unable to run tests: cannot load such file -- bundler/setup about hydra-head HOT 6 CLOSED

I'm not sure that it matters that bundle is in your path, it's failing on
require 'bundler/setup', so more important is whether the bundler gem
is in your GEM_HOME

On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 12:45 PM, Adam Wead [email protected]:

Here's a gist of what happens when I run rake ci:

https://gist.github.com/awead/5436784

Bundle is in my path, so I'm not sure what's going on. I'm using rbenv,
with this bundler config:

BUNDLE_BIN: bin
BUNDLE_PATH: .bundle

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If I explicitly install bundler to .bundle/gems, I get past this error, but on to others. Suffice to say, this is probably a rbenv issue, and I don't have the time to delve anymore into it. Perhaps the best solution is to just use rvm, but since I don't, this prevents me from being able to test the gem.

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What do the other errors look like?

-Justin

On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 1:52 PM, Adam Wead [email protected] wrote:

If I explicitly install bundler to .bundle/gems, I get past this error,
but on to others. Suffice to say, this is probably a rbenv issue, and I
don't have the time to delve anymore into it. Perhaps the best solution is
to just use rvm, but since I don't, this prevents me from being able to
test the gem.

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It's not installing devise-guests for some reason:
https://gist.github.com/awead/5438313

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@awead I presume this is resolved?

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Yeah, the problem here was that the script wasn't finding all the gems. I like to keep all my gems in a project-specific directory, but that doesn't work with hydra-head and sufia, or anything that builds a dummy app as part of the testing process.

I think most of us use rvm, and keeping all the gems in one gemset works fine. However, I don't use rvm, and instead have to keep them all in my global ~/.gem directory. It works fine for me, but we might want to put a note in our developer documentation that explains this a little, in case there are other folks who want to manage their gems differently.

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