bundle config --local gemfile /foo/bar/MyGemfile now works

[dholdren]

• bundle config can be used to set a custom gemfile name for a
  project (specifying an absolute path)
• using other bundle commands will now search up parent directories
  for a .bundle dir and use the gemfile specified in .bundle/config if
  it is set
• does not require a file named 'Gemfile' to exist
• Revert "Correct bundle-config manpage"
  This reverts commit 0a81457.
• An added bonus: you can now both set and delete a global bundler
  setting from anywhere: bundle config --delete foo

Manual Test:

In an empty directory /foo/bar/:
echo "source 'https://rubygems.org'" > MyGemfile
echo "gem 'rake'" >> MyGemfile
bundle config --local gemfile /foo/bar/FooGemfile
bundle install
bundle show # Should show the rake gem
mkdir spec && cd spec && bundle show # Should also show the rake gem

[indirect]

Yeah, this seems like a legitimate backwards-compatible change. Thanks!

[dholdren]

@indirect awesome. thanks for merging.
FYI, I forgot to modify the changelog, in case you want to add this to the list of new features

[indirect]

The changelog will get written at release time, so no worries.

On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Dean Holdren notifications@github.com
wrote:

@indrect awesome. thanks for merging.

FYI, I forgot to modify the changelog, in case you want to add this to the list of new features

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[ineiti]

This is really great - is it possible to add the usage of the new Gemfile also in require 'bundler/setup' ? Or am I missing something?