Why did you check in vendor/cache ?

[hexagonrecursion]

This does the opposite of what a cache is supposed to do: save bandwidth and time. Compare:

• No vendor/cache in the source repo - every gem is downloaded only once (when I run bundle install)
• vendor/cache in the source repo - every version of every gem you have ever checked in is downloaded when I run git clone plus more are downloaded when I run bundle install

Additionally: this adds friction for contributors: I have just executed bundle install and now I have a bunch of files under vendor/cache that got added or removed. What am I supposed to do with that? Check that in? I sure hope you would not accept a PR that adds even a single file under vendor/cache - you have no idea where that file came from, for all you know the person submitting the PR could be a cyber criminal trying to compromise you.

[gjtorikian]

Ok, ok, calm down--everyone makes mistakes. Thank you for the correction.