ruby
Support bundler-only runs
#489
Seems to work across all macOS and Ubuntu runners.
Cache key has an extra RUBY_PLATFORM when using system Ruby as that can vary depending on how Ruby is compiled. For example, on macOS you could have a Ruby compiled for an older Darwin version than the one you are currently running on.
Could you clarify what's the use-case?
It does look like a lot of changes and complications, so it would need a really good use case (without good workarounds) to be worth it.
Could you clarify what's the use-case?
It does look like a lot of changes and complications, so it would need a really good use case (without good workarounds) to be worth it.
#489 lists some, but for me specifically I need to conditionally use a custom-compiled Ruby while keeping the standard bundler install. Workaround would be to just copy the bundler caching logic here into a personal local action for my own use.
I suppose it in part comes from ruby/setup-ruby being more of a ruby/setup-ruby-and-bundler.
If this is too much then that's fine - I'll figure something else out.
#489 lists some,
I only see Docker there and I wonder if actions even work at all within Docker images.
but for me specifically I need to conditionally use a custom-compiled Ruby while keeping the standard bundler install.
I think one way would be to install your custom-compiled Ruby under the toolcache. Then it would be found by this action and no changes should be needed. See the end of https://github.com/ruby/setup-ruby/blob/master/README.md#using-self-hosted-runners, notably that self-hosted: true mode.
I think one way would be to install your custom-compiled Ruby under the toolcache.
I can't move the install but maybe could maybe nuke the toolcache and symlink? Seems very hacky but I can give it a try.