If you declare a git_source at the top level of your Gemfile or a spec in Appraisals, it will substitute the gem source in gem declarations. If you want to use those gem sources in nested groups declared with group, platforms, platform, source, git, or path, the git_source declarations from the top level aren't inherited, so they don't work like they do with bundler.
Fortunately, in BundlerDSL there's a protected git_sources writer, and all the groups are also declared in that file. It should be easy enough to assign all of the group objects to a copy of the git_sources. That would make the substitutions work.
If you declare a
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BundlerDSLthere's a protectedgit_sourceswriter, and all the groups are also declared in that file. It should be easy enough to assign all of the group objects to a copy of thegit_sources. That would make the substitutions work.