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From: enos76 on 5 May 2010 13:10
Kevin Hopkins wrote:

> [...] In your environment.rb file in the config directory, when we
> require the gem in particular, we also set the params to include the
> version number and sometimes the source [...]

> [...] when you set it up explicitly, you will be requiring the certain
> versions and libraries. When you need to migrate the app, boom, run
> rake gems:install [...]
>
> If your inheriting a project and have access to the previous server,
> just run gem list and make a notation of the versions of the gems
> installed. Then yo ucan run through the environment file [...]


Exactly what I needed to know. Now after doing a little research on gem
version coexistence I will be ready to go.

Many thanks.

Bye,
--
Enos
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