Super cool! Ran it on a not-too-big project and got slightly faster results. Thanks for the tip! I would just add that when you need to run regular ol' bundle install again, add bundle install --system so the gem path goes back to the default path. Had a funny situation with that until I read the Bundler docs.
Oh, apologies! I guess that's just from my test script that set the path to install to, messing with your existing project. Thanks for sharing how you fixed that.
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Super cool! Ran it on a not-too-big project and got slightly faster results. Thanks for the tip! I would just add that when you need to run regular ol'
bundle installagain, addbundle install --systemso the gem path goes back to the default path. Had a funny situation with that until I read the Bundler docs.Oh, apologies! I guess that's just from my test script that set the path to install to, messing with your existing project. Thanks for sharing how you fixed that.