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It seems we are stuck in a catch-22. We want to use --frozen to prevent Bundler from changing the lockfile, but that also writes bundler config and causes issues when trying do subsequent bundle installs. I'm going to think about this for a while. |
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Because PerfCheck now requires bundler I had to re-create Gemfile.lock in the test application bundles. |
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By adding
bundleras a runtime dependency we can require Bundler without having to bundle exec in the target application. This makesperf_check /work instead ofbundle exec perf_check /. It's useful for when you want to use PerfCheck without adding it to the bundle of the target application.