updates instructions to use bundler

README.md

@@ -15,36 +15,27 @@ site/docs for more info on how Vagrant works.
 To use vagrant you will need to have installed [VirtualBox](http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads) *and ran it once*.  After that
 these commands should get you up and running:
 
+    gem install bundler
+    bundle install
     git submodule update --init
-    gem install vagrant
-    vagrant box add lucid64 http://s3.lds.li/vagrant/lucid64.box
-    vagrant up
+    bundle install
+    bundle exec vagrant box add lucid64 http://s3.lds.li/vagrant/lucid64.box
+    bundle exec vagrant up
 
 This will take a while the first time since it is downloading all the needed packages. If this runs
 successfully you should be able to hit the various services:
 
  * **Hudson** - http://localhost:4088
  * **Hudson via nginx** - http://hudson.codebox:4080
- * **ssh** - via `vagrant ssh`
+ * **ssh** - via `bundle exec vagrant ssh`
 
 For the services proxied via nginx you will need to add the appropriate entries to your `hosts` file.
 One easy way to do this is with the ghost gem:
 
     gem install ghost
     sudo ghost add hudson.codebox
 
-To rerun chef you can either type `vagrant reload` on the host machine or go to `/tmp/vagrant_chef` on
-the VM and type `sudo chef-solo -c solo.rb -j dna.json`. I like running chef-solo on the VM since the
-reload command actually takes the VM down, brings it up, and remounts everything.
-
-## Troubleshooting
-
-If vagrant throws an error on `#to_json` then try downgrading the json gems:
-
-    gem install json --version 1.2.4
-    gem install json_pure --version 1.2.4
-    gem uninstall json # uninstall the more recent versions
-    gem uninstall json_pure # uninstall the more recent versions
+To rerun chef you can either type `bundle exec vagrant reload` or `bundle exec vagrant provision`.  The `provision` command is much faster and is preferred.  The `reload` command will restart the VM, remount the FS, and setup the port forwarding.
 
 ## TODO
  * Gerrit