How to use bundle package on my edited gem?

Copy your modified gem into a folder like vendor/gems and then point to that version in your Gemfile: gem "modified_gem", :path => "vendor/gems/modified_gem And don't forget to check vendor/gems into version control Sorry for the brevity of this answer, let me know if you need clarification.

Copy your modified gem into a folder like vendor/gems, and then point to that version in your Gemfile: gem "modified_gem", :path => "vendor/gems/modified_gem" And don't forget to check vendor/gems into version control. Sorry for the brevity of this answer, let me know if you need clarification.

I had tried that but it didn't seem to work. Have tried about every conceivable path option, including with/without trailing slash at the various directory levels. I get the error Source does not contain any versions of 'gdata (>= 0)' Is this because I copied the uncompressed module, not a packaged .

Gem file? (And what would be the point of having to repackage it? ) – Dan Oct 7 at 15:54 @Dan - Make sure that you have a gdata.

Gemspec file that bundler can find in vendor/gems/gdata. – bricker Oct 7 at 21:40 Thanks, bricked. For those watching at home, you have to make your own gem, not just copy the source directory.

Also, I got messed up when, during the course of human events, I used bundle install --local. I was unaware that this set the default for all future bundle install operations to install locally as well. Reset this with bundle install --system.

– Dan Oct 13 at 2:20.

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