Use a bandler instead of practicing rvm gemset per project

Our team has long used the well-known practice of rvm gemset per project . However, after working with the nodejs package manager, we realized that it is much more convenient to add dependencies to the project folder (default for the node package manager).

Having a little rummaged in the documentation of the bandler, I found that the same can be done on its basis. Using the “path” option, you can specify a project subfolder where gems will be installed (it is recommended to use vendor / bundle). Also do not forget to add it to giginor.

bundle install --path vendor/bundle
echo '/vendor/bundle' >> .gitignore

To run executable files, use the command "bundle exec"
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bundle exec rails server
bundle exec rake db:migrate
...

Ultimately, rvm will only serve as the version manager for Ruby. The bundler gem itself is best installed in a global gemset.

My original post in English: Stop using rvm gemset per project use bundler instead!