Ruby Renaissance: Bundler for Project Success-Ruby Dependency Management

Example

Automatically generating a Gemfile for a Rails project with specific gem versions.

Scenario

A developer starting a new Rails project needs to ensure that all gem dependencies are correctly specified and compatible. Ruby Renaissance aids in creating a Gemfile that lists all required gems with versions that are known to work well together, thereby avoiding common issues like version conflicts.

Example

Using the `bundle exec` command to run Ruby code in the context of the project's bundle.

Scenario

To avoid the 'it works on my machine' problem, developers use Ruby Renaissance to ensure that commands are run within the context of the project's specific gem dependencies, as specified in the Gemfile.lock, thus maintaining consistency across development, testing, and production environments.

Example

Running `bundle update` to safely update project dependencies.

Scenario

When a project requires an updated version of a gem due to a new feature or security patch, Ruby Renaissance guides the process, ensuring that updating one gem does not break dependencies with others, maintaining project stability.

Example

Creating custom Bundler groups for development, test, and production environments.

Scenario

Developers can specify different sets of gems for various environments (e.g., development, test, production) using Ruby Renaissance. This includes automation scripts that install only the necessary gems for each environment, optimizing resource use and deployment times.