Bundler for dependency resolution in Ruby - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

1fill in blank

easy

Complete the code to install Bundler using RubyGems.

Ruby

gem install [1]

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Arails

Bbundler

Crake

Dsinatra

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Common Mistakes

Trying to install 'rails' instead of 'bundler'.

Using 'bundle' instead of 'bundler' in the install command.

You use gem install bundler to install Bundler, the Ruby dependency manager.

2fill in blank

medium

Complete the command to create a Gemfile with Bundler.

Ruby

bundle [1]

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Aupdate

Binstall

Cexec

Dinit

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Common Mistakes

Using 'bundle install' to create a Gemfile (it installs gems instead).

Using 'bundle update' which updates gems but does not create a Gemfile.

The bundle init command creates a new Gemfile in your project.

3fill in blank

hard

Fix the error in the Gemfile to specify the version of the 'rails' gem.

Ruby

gem 'rails', '[1]'

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A>= 6.0.0

B6.0.0

C~> 6.0

Dlatest

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Common Mistakes

Using 'latest' which is not a valid version string.

Using exact version '6.0.0' which is too strict for updates.

The ~> 6.0 syntax means compatible with version 6.0, which is the correct way to specify version constraints in Bundler.

4fill in blank

hard

Fill both blanks to install gems and update the Gemfile.lock file.

Ruby

bundle [1] && bundle [2]

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Ainstall

Bupdate

Cexec

Dclean

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Common Mistakes

Using 'exec' which runs a command but does not install or update gems.

Using 'clean' which removes unused gems but does not install or update.

bundle install installs the gems listed in the Gemfile, and bundle update updates the gems and the Gemfile.lock file.

5fill in blank

hard

Fill all three blanks to define a gem with a version constraint and group it under development.

Ruby

group :development do
  gem '[1]', '[2]'
end

bundle [3]

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Apry

B~> 0.13.1

Cinstall

Drspec

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Common Mistakes

Using 'rspec' gem but forgetting to specify version.

Using 'bundle update' instead of 'bundle install' after editing Gemfile.

This code adds the 'pry' gem with version '~> 0.13.1' to the development group, then runs bundle install to install it.