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Installing Bundler gems

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Installing Bundler gems

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- Starting from either the provided exercise files, or your own tutorial, where you've completed the tutorial.gemspec file, go ahead and visit the Ruby Project Directory on the command line, and run the command bundle install - -path and then set the path to vendor/bundle. This command installs all the gems that you need to your local project directory. You should see several lines of text indicating that Ruby is installing your gems. This may take a moment the first time you do it, as Ruby needs to download some information about the gems, followed by the gems themselves. Eventually, your gems will be installed and a new file will appear. Gemfile.lock. This file tells bundler to use exactly the same versions of the gems that you originally installed. It's useful for ensuring that different developers on a team aren't running different versions of the gems they need and then running into conflicts with the way the…

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