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mkristian / jbundler

bundler support for jars for jruby
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Include .jbundler in SCM/VCS? #67

Closed aviflax closed 8 years ago

aviflax commented 8 years ago

Hi, I’m new to Ruby and JRuby, so maybe this is obvious to others but I just don’t know: should I track the directory .jbundler in my source control repository? Or ignore it?

Thanks!

mkristian commented 8 years ago

I would say you should leave them out of version control. unless you have a special need for jbundler - like other tools using it - you should use https://github.com/mkristian/jar-dependencies which does not have such hidden configuration directory, comes with recent versions of jruby and has the same feature set as jbundler. in fact jbundler is more or less a wrapper around jar-dependencies.

aviflax commented 8 years ago

Thank you! I’m not sure if I definitely need JBundler but I’m using Warbler which does appear to have special support for Bundler:

Applications that use JBundler, detected via presence of a Jarfile, will have the jars packaged up into the archive. the JBundler gem is _not_\ needed for runtime since all jars are already part of the classloader.

So I’m inclined to stick with JBundler for now.

Thanks!