Pavel Valena
Pavel Valena
I've tested this (c9s) with rails-ex, otherwise LGTM.
[test] [test-openshift]
Thanks for the PR! On a brief look it looks good, but please drop the changes for unsupported Ruby versions (they're there for archive purposes only). Please also note that...
There's also Ruby `3.0` I think you've not covered.
[test][test-openshift] I hope we run the tests still the same way. Thinking about it. Let's not disrupt existing containers. @jackorp maybe implement this for 3.1? :)
@jackorp I've tried this in my fork / branch, and it seems to work. Anything against using this for `3.1`? #413
Actually, I think system bundler should be preferred for most cases. What's the reason to use a different (unsupported) version? Forward-compatibility should be supported from bundler side (IOW no changes...
> My apologies, I didn't realize this was installing an unsupported version of Bundler. It's a non-OS version, actually, as it's shipped with Ruby, packaged (patched), and tested with the...
I think you're wrong about enforcing the version: ``` We won't be adding an option to disable BUNDLED WITH, but we've released 1.9.10, updated to completely ignore the BUNDLED WITH...