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As far as I understood, currently bundler do not have opt-in flag, i.e. if I want to include only production group, I'll have to use bundle install --without = all the groups except production. I just want a production group! Why would I bother to list all the groups I don't need? It's a very simple change to implement:
If a user specified --with [with_groups]
Install gems listed in (default_group + with_groups)
I think, currently bundle install --without follow the following algorithm:
If a user specified --without [without_groups]
Install gems listed in (default_group + all_groups - without_groups)
I think I could implement this myself
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As far as I understood, currently bundler do not have opt-in flag, i.e. if I want to include only production group, I'll have to use
bundle install --without = all the groups except production
. I just want a production group! Why would I bother to list all the groups I don't need? It's a very simple change to implement:--with [with_groups]
default_group + with_groups
)I think, currently
bundle install --without
follow the following algorithm:--without [without_groups]
default_group + all_groups - without_groups
)I think I could implement this myself
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: