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Bundler is responsible for loading the gems from ./vendor/, and for some reason I disabled bundler back in April (eac19ae). A smarter man would have mentioned why in the commit message. I'll take a look and see if we can bring it back - the issue may have been the Gemfile.lock being too strict in relation to the dependencies that gem installs, but maybe we can work around that.
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That's great tobias. Give me a shout if I can help.
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@davidglassborow - I probably won't look at this today. If you want to play with it, feel free. I'd start with reverting the change from that commit in April, then removing Gemfile.lock and seeing if both the built gem and a bundle --deployment version work. If you don't get to it, no worries. I'll try to take a look tomorrow.
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@davidglassborow - are you using the master branch (for TorqueBox 1.x) or the torquebox-2x branch?
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@tobias - At the time I was using the 2x branch
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I figured it out - BackStage runs under ruby 1.9 mode, so the gems have to be installed under 1.9. To do that, try:
jruby --1.9 -S bundle install --deployment
If you run into any problems, feel free to reopen this issue.
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Related Issues (20)
- Cannot build gem on Windows 7 x64 machine (Encoding::InvalidByteSequenceError) HOT 7
- Queues -> View Messages seems to be broken HOT 3
- Exception on Torquebox 2.0.0.beta2 with latest master HOT 11
- backstage deploy not working with gem version of torquebox HOT 1
- Tailing of log files (ajax requests) fails HOT 6
- use the torquebox command to find $TORQUEBOX_HOME if it's not set
- Bond dependency requires compilation HOT 4
- Unexpected file in Infinispan cache store HOT 2
- Wire up sessions so mod_cluster can use them for session affinity HOT 1
- jmx gem dependency HOT 5
- Include message queue consumers on other servers HOT 2
- Fails on torquebox 2.3.0 HOT 4
- TB 2.3.0 dependency somewhere HOT 7
- Warning when running bundler HOT 1
- Gem won't bundle with Rails 3.2 app HOT 2
- Version restrictions are very strict. HOT 1
- Add support for infinispan stats HOT 2
- Evaluate of String in the contexts of a Rails 4.x application fails HOT 2
- torquebox-backstage lost authentication after deploy/undeploy/deploy simple application HOT 1
- Incompatible with TB 3.2 HOT 4
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