EAP: Run/Debug Configuration, specify the Gemfile path

Hello,

I am working on a Ruby project that has a container folder, under which there are several inter-dependent subfolders (which are in fact git submodules), each of these modules has a Gemfile, that's used for testing during development. I found it very productive to work on it as a single project, and found no major drawback to that.

My problem: Run/Debug configuration allows me to run a script/test in one of the subfolders, set the working directory to the subforlder, but if i "Run the script in the context of the bundle", it complains there is no Gemfile (because it obviously looks for one in the main folder).

I wish there was a solution to, either: (a) look for the Gemfile in the set working directory or (b) manually specify the Gemfile for the specific Run/Debug configuration.

TIA,

cheers,

L.

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Agreed this is desirable behavior.  Esspecially since rbenv+Bundler is much saner approroach then RVM to managing Rubies+Gemsets.  If there is an open featiure request could you point to it?

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Hi,

Actually you need to open several projects in 1 window. This feature isn't ready yet, as a workaround you can set "BUNDLE_GEMFILE" env variable with Gemfile location in run configuration settings. Workaround will start working in next 4.0 EAP, at the moment RubyMine always overrides BUNDLE_GEMFILE env variable with Gemfile from project root.

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Hello, Roman.
First of all, thank you very much for you help, secondly, is it supposed to be supported in today's EAP: RM-112.477?
I rushed to try it, but all I get is still "No Gemfile found".

Glad to hear multiple projects are coming along the way!
cheers,
L.

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Hello, I also have multiple Gemfile in a single project and facing the exaclty same problem.
I tried with BUNDLE_GEMFILE from Run configuration, but it still gives me error of No Gemfile found.

I am using RubyMine4.5.4 Build #RM-119.71.
Is the workaround of using BUNDLE_GEMFILE to handle multiple Gemfile still not implemented with this version?

Thanks,
Kim

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Hello,

 

I have a same problem on rubymine8 in spite of specifying BUNDLE_GEMFILE.

I intend to wait for new feature to solve this problem leisurely.

 

Thanks,

Shinohara

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We have a corresponding request on our tracker, please vote for it:

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-16865 

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