09:24 <nakilon> the whole concept of bundled-gems default-gems , etc. is... is it documented anywhere? I kind of understood it only when I was translating the changelogs, I forgot the difference on the very next day

09:54 <wbooze> bundled gems are handled by bundler (another gem package)

09:55 <wbooze> which gets installed when you at least invoke a "gem update"

09:55 <wbooze> afaik

09:56 <wbooze> you can deploy your own gems with bundler as a "bundle" afaik

09:57 <wbooze> otherwise you have to use gem install bundler or gem install --user-install bundler, depending on if you want it system wide or only user

10:20 <o0x1eef> See https://stdgems.org

10:26 <o0x1eef> Also, I have to say, your contributions are never useless havenwood. You shared the link that made it clear that on Fedora there is a parent package and multiple subpackages that include the various different parts of Ruby.

16:57 <havenwood> o0x1eef: Thanks for the kind words!

16:57 <havenwood> https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2025/04/14/ruby-3-4-3-released/

17:03 <havenwood> Bugfixes! https://github.com/ruby/ruby/releases/tag/v3_4_3

19:35 <o0x1eef> Nice