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Bundler doesn't get installed automatically. #60
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I haven't had the chance to look into this yet but looks like it might be related to #59 |
I've tried to reproduce the issue with vagrant at https://github.com/fgrehm/puppet-rbenv-issues but wasn't able to reproduce it. Are you using the most recent code from this repo or are you installing from puppet forge? |
Oh, and regarding the issue you had when declaring bundler yourself:
The problem is that this module automatically declares the same |
I am using puppet forge version. That duplicating issue I've already figured out, looked into sources. I believe then there's something wrong with puppet forge version? |
In that case probably yes, need to check with @alup when was the last Fábio Rehm
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hey @keynmol, @alup has just released a new version to the forge, would you be able to try it out again and post the results here? |
No luck yet. My manifest: node 'puppet' {
rbenv::install{"puppet":}
rbenv::compile{"1.9.3-p374":
user => "puppet",
global=>true,
require => Rbenv::Install["puppet"]
}
} Running it on a clean installed VM with ubuntu server 12.10:
As if puppet somehow ignores bundle resource :( |
Just checking, have you got |
Bloody hell. I should've read main page from top to bottom. Perhaps though this would better somewhere higher on page, or highlighted in red, or something like that. Thanks. |
Awesome! |
You made me feel much better, thank you :-) |
So I finally got my puppet configuration to work. Manifest site.pp on Master:
Immediately after installation I ran "rbenv shims" and was quite suprised to not find bundler in the list although everything else worked as expected:
When I added this to my manifest:
all hell broke loose:
Which should mean that bundler is installed, right? But Gem has a different opinion:
What is that? What should I do?
_UPDATE_: for the sake of experiment I added another version of ruby:
And bundler didn't get installed either:
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