CODEWITHSUNDEEP
rubyrubygemsbundler
tq0fqeu
tq0fqeu

Reputation: 911

How to change bundle environment when running the other ruby app

#/home/user/a/test.rb
`/home/user/b/test.rb` # not found b's gems

Can not found b's gems when running b/test.rb in a/test.rb(running by user), and running test.rb under /home/user/b directly is OK.

#/home/user/a/test.rb
`sudo -u user /home/user/b/test.rb` # it's OK

And it is OK if running with sudo -u user.

How to find b's gems and run it except with sudo -u user

Upvotes: 0

Views: 328

Answers (2)

matt
matt

Reputation: 79813

I suspect you are looking for Bundler.with_clean_env:

#/home/user/a/test.rb
Bundler.with_clean_env do
  # this assumes b/test.rb sets up Bundler itself
  `/home/user/b/test.rb`
end

There is also clean_exec and clean_system which wrap system and exec, which might be simpler in this case (since you don’t use the result of the backticks):

Bundler.clean_system '/home/user/b/test.rb'

Upvotes: 1

agugliotta
agugliotta

Reputation: 65

You need to run in you terminal:

sudo gem list

and run:

gem list

to see the two list of gems

Upvotes: 0

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