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No problem :).
It'd be kind of nice if Bundler provided an API Bundler.relax!
or Bundler.allow_unbundled_gems!
or something that people can put in .irbrc
s; but I've not got around to working out how to phrase it.
A big part of the reason that we haven't done that yet is that I'm terrified of having to try to support people who have horrible interactions between bundled and un-bundled gems. It happened a lot in the days when Bundler wasn't as strict, and it created a huge support load. I basically figure that anyone who can figure out how to write code that does that will be able to look after themselves if it goes bad. :)
Bundler.i_promise_that_i_will_remove_this_line_before_reporting_any_bugs_to_the_bundler_project!
;)
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I am totally going to start using this, and suggesting it to people who are desperate to use personal gems for development purposes. Thanks for making this. :)