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Hi, I noticed the recent change in JEKYLL var in lesson's Makefile leads to a global change in my ~/.bundle/config that is undesirable. I have MacOS with ruby fed from Homebrew. I have been installing all the Jekyll gem dependencies to build Carpentry-style webpages with "bundle install" once, and for all lessons I was able to simply run "bundle exec make serve". But the recent change to hpc-intro in commit 4b880e3 causes .vendor/bundle to be set for every lesson repo I have--causing fatal error every time I wanted to compile lessons other than hpc-intro. Turned out that this config would force me to do "bundle install" for every lesson repo I have (and I have many of them--over 10). @ocaisa , may you please explain why the change in the JEKYLL definition in the first place? I am trying to avoid installing lesson-specific gems for every lesson if at all possible.
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Hi @wirawan0 , when I made this change upstream in carpentries/styles#473 they caught that I was making a global config change but I forgot to merge the updates there back to this repo. That is now done in #240.
Hi, I noticed the recent change in
JEKYLL
var in lesson'sMakefile
leads to a global change in my~/.bundle/config
that is undesirable. I have MacOS with ruby fed from Homebrew. I have been installing all the Jekyll gem dependencies to build Carpentry-style webpages with "bundle install" once, and for all lessons I was able to simply run "bundle exec make serve". But the recent change to hpc-intro in commit 4b880e3 causes.vendor/bundle
to be set for every lesson repo I have--causing fatal error every time I wanted to compile lessons other than hpc-intro. Turned out that this config would force me to do "bundle install" for every lesson repo I have (and I have many of them--over 10). @ocaisa , may you please explain why the change in the JEKYLL definition in the first place? I am trying to avoid installing lesson-specific gems for every lesson if at all possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: