Barely related question: Why the need for adding "bundle exec" to "rails s"? I think I somehow glossed over the "bundle exec" movement as I see it everywhere now, but don't fully understand why.
From what I just read it executes the command in the context of the bundle, but I've never needed to do this in the past (or rather, I never knew I needed to :-) Is this related the use of rbenv and lack of gemsets?
Thanks for the link! That cleared it up for me.
Yes, but why? :-)
Fantastic video, as usual.
Barely related question: Why the need for adding "bundle exec" to "rails s"? I think I somehow glossed over the "bundle exec" movement as I see it everywhere now, but don't fully understand why.
From what I just read it executes the command in the context of the bundle, but I've never needed to do this in the past (or rather, I never knew I needed to :-) Is this related the use of rbenv and lack of gemsets?