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Caching bundle installs to speed up deployments #35
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I like the idea, but there is a problem. The If we wish to implement that, we need to think about different approach. |
Hi @ajgon, It just occured to me that the way I've set the bundle install command will cause the
As you can see, bundle is set to look for gems directly into the shared folder so the What do you think of just removing the symlinks altogether? |
Looking good, let's just use |
Oh that makes... a lot of sense lol 👍 |
@ajgon just updated it |
Great, can you squash those commits, and add |
Gems are currently being installed in the release path. When a new release is created, all the gems must be installed again. By caching the gems in the shared folder we can speed up the deployments considerably.
Caching bundle installs to speed up deployments
Gems are currently being installed in the release path. When a new release is created, all the gems must be installed again. By caching the gems in the shared folder we can speed up the deployments considerably.