When bluepill start is run it uses the release folder Gemfile. This means that when bluepill restart is run it is still pointing to the old Gemfile; if extensions were added/updated the restarted unicorn process won't pick it up.
This change forces unicorn to look at the most recent release's Gemfile.
sbounmy
commented
10 years ago
When
bluepill startis run it uses the release folder Gemfile. This means that whenbluepill restartis run it is still pointing to the old Gemfile; if extensions were added/updated the restarted unicorn process won't pick it up.This change forces unicorn to look at the most recent release's Gemfile.
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