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Gem lockfile specifies the version of Ruby, which doesn't stay in sync with the Alpine package version, which then breaks the bundle install because the lockfile is frozen for production deploys. This is the best option right now for keeping the version of Ruby in sync with upstream.
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Description:
Gem lockfile specifies the version of Ruby, which doesn't stay in sync with the Alpine package version, which then breaks the bundle install because the lockfile is frozen for production deploys. This is the best option right now for keeping the version of Ruby in sync with upstream.
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