Add Bundler config and .gitignore for local gem installation#59
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Add Bundler config and .gitignore for local gem installation#59
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- Add .bundle/config to set local vendor/bundle path by default - Add .gitignore to exclude vendor/bundle/ and other common files - This ensures 'bundle install' works without sudo on all systems - Gems install to project-local directory instead of system location Benefits: - No permission issues when running bundle install - Each developer gets isolated gem environment - Consistent setup across all development machines - Avoids conflicts with system Ruby gems Co-authored-by: factory-droid[bot] <138933559+factory-droid[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
Adds Bundler configuration and .gitignore to ensure seamless local development without permission issues.
Changes
1. Added
This configures Bundler to install gems locally in instead of system directories, eliminating the need for when running
bundle install.2. Added
Excludes common files that shouldn't be committed:
vendor/bundle/- installed gems (large, system-specific).bundle/config.local- developer-specific overrides.DS_Store- macOS system files.vscode/- editor configurationscoverage/- test coverage reportsBenefits
✅ No permission issues - developers can run
bundle installwithout sudo✅ Isolated environments - each project has its own gem versions
✅ Consistent setup - works the same on all developer machines
✅ Cleaner repository - excludes generated/system-specific files
✅ Faster setup - no manual configuration needed
Testing
Verified that after cloning the repository:
bundle installworks without sudovendor/bundle/automatically