This fixes the location of the bundler pointing to the global ruby version #71
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This fixes the location of the bundler pointing to the global ruby version
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We found an issue with the gem and bundler directory location just as mentioned in this issue #71 , 'update #46'
Before the fix bundler gem was installed in default gemset - this is only available when you run "rvm use ruby-2..2.2" but we need it in any gemset: "rvm use ruby@gemset" and this is achieved by installing bundler gem in the "@global" gemset that is inherited by all the gemsets on given ruby.