Ruby - Gems and BundlerWhy is it important to specify gem versions in your Gemfile rather than always using the latest version?ATo reduce the size of the gem filesBTo avoid unexpected bugs from incompatible gem updatesCTo make gem installation fasterDTo allow gems to update automatically without controlCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand gem version specificationSpecifying versions prevents automatic updates that might introduce breaking changes or bugs.Step 2: Recognize risks of always using latest gemsUsing latest versions without control can cause unexpected errors in your project.Final Answer:To avoid unexpected bugs from incompatible gem updates -> Option BQuick Check:Version pinning prevents bugs from updates [OK]Quick Trick: Pin gem versions to prevent breaking changes [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking version pinning speeds up installsBelieving it reduces gem file sizeAssuming automatic updates are always good
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