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<legit>
analogsalad: they've moved to Slack from what I can tell
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<micah>
i am doing `bundle install` in a app directory, it installs rake (among other things), but then when I do `bundle exec rake assets:precompile` it tries to use the rake installed on the system, which is the wrong version.
<micah>
how can I tell bundle to use the one installed via `bundle install` ?
<adam12>
micah: what's the error you're getting?
<adam12>
micah: if you install the rake binstub and run that instead, same error? `bundle binstubs rake && bin/rake`
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<micah>
adam12: I get 'Could not find rake-13.0.6 in any of the sources'
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* micah
tries something else
<havenwood>
analogsalad: or moved to Roda ;)
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<analogsalad>
legit: I think they moved away from slack because on invitation sign-up, it says the channel doesn't exist :/
<micah>
adam12: thanks for the help!
<adam12>
micah: did you get it to work?
<analogsalad>
havenwood: Not sure if this is the appropriate place for this question but is Roda a better choice for a new project? Seems more active on first glance.
<adam12>
analogsalad: I use Roda on multiple large projects. It works well, for the most part.
<analogsalad>
adam12: It certainly looks like something I'm looking for, I need a bare bones toolkit basically.
<analogsalad>
Btw, I'm coming to Ruby from another language. Any must-have dev tools I should be aware of? Linting, testing etc.
<adam12>
analogsalad: standardrb for linting (it builds on Rubocop, the basic defacto). Minitest for testing (tho some people prefer the DSL of RSpec). Definitely checkout the newly released Debug gem.
<analogsalad>
adam12: Thanks! I'll check them out. And to keep gems project specific and not global, it seems bundler is the standard, correct?
<adam12>
analogsalad: Yes. Stick everything in your Gemfile.
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adam12: Is there a way to add things like standardrb as a "dev" dependency on Gemfiles?
<adam12>
analogsalad: Add it to the `development` group.
<analogsalad>
adam12, gotcha.
<micah>
adam12: i did
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<havenwood>
analogsalad: Yes, great choice for a new project.
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is there a good way to make standardrb/rubocop faster?
<weaksauce>
the auto formatting is slow as molasses
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