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bundle install doesn't search referenced gems in all sources #3381
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Got the same issue with that version |
Same issue on 1.7.12, using |
This should be fixed in 1.7.13. Please try upgrading and let us know if you still have any problems. |
Works fine now. Thanks a lot for the fix! |
I'm using version 1.9.4 of bundler and I'm still having the same issue source 'https://rubygems.org'
source "http://somerepo/geminabox" do
gem "gem_a", ">=0.2.0"
end
bundle env:
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I am using bundler 1.7.12 and have currently the following issue:
I have a Gemfile specifying multiple sources - one is a private geminabox repo containing some patched gems, and the second is rubygems.org from which I expect to get the rest.
Additionally gem_a has a dependency on fog 1.23.0, and (I think this is causing the issue) in the private repo there is a very old version of fog (1.5.x).
The result at the end is:
Fog is definitely available on rubygems.org in the required version, but it seems that bundler doesn't fall back to search it there if a different version is available in the private repo.
Calling
bundle install --full-index
helps - it installs the bundle properly, however I am not sure this is the right thing to do.I looked for similar issues:
Therefore decided to open a new one.
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