ruby on rails - Is it safe to ignore the "Has no specification file" warnings -
I recently placed my gem management on the bundler, by doing this I saw the following errors (though my app is ok Running):
config.gem: Unexpected gem environment in vendor / gems. RB does not have any specification file. To fix this, run 'Reck Gems: Refresh_Spex'. Config.gem: Unexpected gem environment Seller vendor / gems not in a version directory. Surrender. Config.gem: There is no specification file in unpacked gem Ruby in vendor / gems. To fix this, run 'Reck Gems: Refresh_Spex'. Config.gem: Unexpected gem in the seller / gem Ruby is not in a version directory. Surrender.
I've seen the post, saying that I can ignore them:
Is this really the case, do I safely ignore these warnings? Can i do
If you are using rail then you should use something:
< P> bundle_path 'vendor / bundler_gems'
Rail 2.x expects jewels of gems for its vendors / gems. The clarity files in them because they store their unexpected gems.
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