bundle install
Make sure all dependencies in your Gemfile are
available to your application.
$ bundle install
Gems may be installed to system gems or
BUNDLE_PATH
(which defaults to ~/.bundle). Git repos will
be checked out into to BUNDLE_PATH as well.
Install your dependencies to a location other than
BUNDLE_PATH, in this case
vendor/bundle.
$ bundle install vendor/bundle
Further bundle commands or
calls to Bundler.setup or Bundler.require will
remember this location
Learn More: Bundler.setup
Learn More: Bundler.require
Install all dependencies except those in groups
that are explicitly excluded.
$ bundle install --without development test
Install all gems to
BUNDLE_PATH, regardless of
whether those gems are installed in your system.
Bundler will not install gems already in system gems
by default, so this is especially useful if you're
trying to package up an application with all
dependencies unpacked.
$ bundle install --disable-shared-gems
Install all gems into
vendor/bundle,
even gems that are already installed to your system
and would normally be used from there instead of installed.
$ bundle install vendor/bundle --disable-shared-gems
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