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[fix #182] Show Warning In-line for Windows Gems #182
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
Let's roll up all the warnings at the end. |
When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
Not sure what's going on here, all builds pass until I added the changelog 😦 |
Merging in, if master continues to fail i'll revert |
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[fix #182] Show Warning In-line for Windows Gems
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve. When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output). This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the `bundle install` is run, thus mitigating this problem. Even when the `bundle install` fails the warnings are not displayed since the process `exits` rather than continues to print out the warnings. Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile
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When deploying a Gemfile.lock that has been generated via windows, we must remove the file which can cause bundler to not be able to resolve.
When bundler does not resolve, the end user never sees the windows warning message due to the resolver never finishing (since warnings are saved until the end of the output).
This change allows warnings to be emitted inline and changes the default behavior of the windows warning to display before the
bundle install
is run, thus mitigating this problem.Even when the
bundle install
fails the warnings are not displayed since the processexits
rather than continues to print out the warnings.Here is a link to the devcenter article I wrote for this PR https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/bundler-windows-gemfile