To see a visual representation of the dependency tree: bundle viz apt-get install graphviz && gem install ruby-graphviz && bundle viz It will generate a png file of the tree.
Bundler will automatically install any dependencies for the specified gems, it doesn't however output which dependencies map to which gems in the standard output. That information is useful when one of the dependencies fails the installation. Is there a way to set bundler to be more verbose and inform about the dependencies while installing?
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