RSpec with RBENV throws error: Gemfile not found





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After I switched from RVM to RBENV I'm not able to run rspec command to test my Rails Engine (which is Binda).



The error says:





/Users/myuser/path/to/my_engine/spec/dummy/Gemfile not found


To reproduce the error:




  1. requirement is to have RBENV on MacOS

  2. clone the engine repo git clone https://github.com/BindaCMS/binda

  3. change dir cd binda

  4. run bundle install

  5. create database for the dummy app cd spec/dummy && rails db:create

  6. back to the engine root and run Rsepc cd ../.. && rspec


My colleagues with RVM don't have any issue. Am I missing something?



update 1



Running bundle exec rspec gets a different result. No error. Does it ring any bell?



I could be happy with this long version, but it'd be safer to know why running rspec without bundle exec doesn't work anymore.










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  • Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

    – a.barbieri
    Nov 16 '18 at 13:41


















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After I switched from RVM to RBENV I'm not able to run rspec command to test my Rails Engine (which is Binda).



The error says:





/Users/myuser/path/to/my_engine/spec/dummy/Gemfile not found


To reproduce the error:




  1. requirement is to have RBENV on MacOS

  2. clone the engine repo git clone https://github.com/BindaCMS/binda

  3. change dir cd binda

  4. run bundle install

  5. create database for the dummy app cd spec/dummy && rails db:create

  6. back to the engine root and run Rsepc cd ../.. && rspec


My colleagues with RVM don't have any issue. Am I missing something?



update 1



Running bundle exec rspec gets a different result. No error. Does it ring any bell?



I could be happy with this long version, but it'd be safer to know why running rspec without bundle exec doesn't work anymore.










share|improve this question

























  • Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

    – a.barbieri
    Nov 16 '18 at 13:41














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After I switched from RVM to RBENV I'm not able to run rspec command to test my Rails Engine (which is Binda).



The error says:





/Users/myuser/path/to/my_engine/spec/dummy/Gemfile not found


To reproduce the error:




  1. requirement is to have RBENV on MacOS

  2. clone the engine repo git clone https://github.com/BindaCMS/binda

  3. change dir cd binda

  4. run bundle install

  5. create database for the dummy app cd spec/dummy && rails db:create

  6. back to the engine root and run Rsepc cd ../.. && rspec


My colleagues with RVM don't have any issue. Am I missing something?



update 1



Running bundle exec rspec gets a different result. No error. Does it ring any bell?



I could be happy with this long version, but it'd be safer to know why running rspec without bundle exec doesn't work anymore.










share|improve this question
















After I switched from RVM to RBENV I'm not able to run rspec command to test my Rails Engine (which is Binda).



The error says:





/Users/myuser/path/to/my_engine/spec/dummy/Gemfile not found


To reproduce the error:




  1. requirement is to have RBENV on MacOS

  2. clone the engine repo git clone https://github.com/BindaCMS/binda

  3. change dir cd binda

  4. run bundle install

  5. create database for the dummy app cd spec/dummy && rails db:create

  6. back to the engine root and run Rsepc cd ../.. && rspec


My colleagues with RVM don't have any issue. Am I missing something?



update 1



Running bundle exec rspec gets a different result. No error. Does it ring any bell?



I could be happy with this long version, but it'd be safer to know why running rspec without bundle exec doesn't work anymore.







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  • Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

    – a.barbieri
    Nov 16 '18 at 13:41



















  • Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

    – a.barbieri
    Nov 16 '18 at 13:41

















Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

– a.barbieri
Nov 16 '18 at 13:41





Some reason why I tried with bundle exec are in RBENV guidelines

– a.barbieri
Nov 16 '18 at 13:41












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