Since May 2011 we are cutting new gems using Bundler Show archive.org snapshot , which is less painful than cutting gems using Jeweler. You know a gem was cut using Bundler if you see the word Bundler in a gem project's Rakefile.

This is how to update a gem that was cut using Bundler:

Say git pull or check out a repository from Github like git clone git@github.com:makandra/geordi.git
Update the gem version in lib/project/version.rb
Make and commit your changes. You can but don't need to push your changes to Github.
If you haven't logged in to Rubygems.org before:
- Get credentials for Rubygems.org from the team
- Say rake release, which will do everything right unless you haven't entered Rubygems credentials before
  - In that case kill the hanging rake release
  - Say gem push path/to/packaged.gem (e.g. pkg/geordi-1.2.3.gem) manually, so gem will properly prompt you for your credentials
  - For this time you're done. In the future, you only need to say rake release.
Say rake release. This will do many things for you:
- Builds a gem package to e.g. pkg/geordi-1.2.3.gem
- Adds and pushes a tag like "v1.2.3" to the repo
- Pushes commits to the repo
- Pushes the .gem package to Rubygems.org (what you could do manually by saying gem push pkg/geordi-1.2.3.gem)
The gem will be available on RubyGems.org after about 5 minutes
Install/update your own gem with sudo gem install GEMNAME

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2021-03-23

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