So, for the N-th time I’m helping out by configuring a build server. This time it was a bit different since we where restoring an old build teamcity server and agent from a crashed server. There where some gothas as usual. In order to restore teamcity we had to do some digging to find the data directory . TeamCity data If you look in the “teamcity-server.log” you can find how the server was started last time. From that we could conclude the old TEAMCITY_DATA_PATH. We took that directory and zip:ed it. [...]

It feels very much like the next step after jquery+templates. The nice part is that this enables you to choose your own strategy. For instance only using small amounts of code and regular forms. It requires a lot of decisions about structure decided already in a lot of js mvvm frameworks. These frameworks look like rails for client-side coding. Great for certain types of problems, but requires learning how to use it. Like always, if you can accept the limitations you get a boon. The big problem is that it’[...]

It feels very much like the next step after jquery+templates. The nice part is that this enables you to choose your own strategy. For instance only using small amounts of code and regular forms. It requires a lot of decisions about structure decided already in a lot of js mvvm frameworks. These frameworks look like rails for client-side coding. Great for certain types of problems, but requires learning how to use it. Like always, if you can accept the limitations you get a boon. The big problem is that it’[...]

Turns out bundler does have documentation related to Bundler.with_clean_env. You just have to read the bundler.io man pages or the man pages for bundler exec.

Turns out bundler does have documentation related to Bundler.with_clean_env. You just have to read the bundler.io man pages or the man pages for bundler exec.