I’m just now getting around to freezing rails into my app. Is there a
way to freeze extra gems into my app as well, e.g. ezcrypto or even the
dreaded rmagick?
- donald
On Tuesday 27 March 2007, Ball, Donald A Jr (Library) wrote:
I’m just now getting around to freezing rails into my app. Is there a
way to freeze extra gems into my app as well, e.g. ezcrypto or even
the dreaded rmagick?
Yes, look for the gemsonrails gem.
Michael
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Michael S.
mailto:[email protected]
http://www.schuerig.de/michael/
On 3/27/07, Ball, Donald A Jr (Library) [email protected]
wrote:
I’m just now getting around to freezing rails into my app. Is there a
way to freeze extra gems into my app as well, e.g. ezcrypto or even the
dreaded rmagick?
Just posted today: http://errtheblog.com/post/2120
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Chris W.
I’m just now getting around to freezing rails into my app.
Is there a
way to freeze extra gems into my app as well, e.g. ezcrypto or even
the dreaded rmagick?Just posted today: http://errtheblog.com/post/2120
Ooh, synchronicity. Thanks! Both this and gemsonrails look simple and
elegant. I reckon I’d lean towards the latter since it’s a
self-contained gem instead of a small set of manual patches. Is there
some reason I might want to consider that instinct?
- donald
On 3/27/07, Ball, Donald A Jr (Library) [email protected]
wrote:
Ooh, synchronicity. Thanks! Both this and gemsonrails look simple and
elegant. I reckon I’d lean towards the latter since it’s a
self-contained gem instead of a small set of manual patches. Is there
some reason I might want to consider that instinct?
Really, whatever you feel more comfortable with. There are a few
solutions listed in that post and they all have a different flavor but
ultimately achieve the same goal. As long as you know what’s going
on, do what feels best.
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Chris W.