Hey all,

There have been issues with gem installation through the web based  
editor recently. I'd like to try eliminate some of the confusion here  
by stating the preferred method of ensuring your required gems are  
available to your Heroku app:

Vendor your gems locally using "rake gems:unpack", commit the files to  
your git repo and push the changes to Heroku.

This is the standard Rails way, and it's the best way to ensure that  
your app is as close to standalone as possible - not only with Heroku,  
but any deployment environment.

Note that at this time, you should NOT vendor Rails itself as it will  
conflict with the modified version of Rails we run on Heroku.

Best,

/Morten

On Nov 18, 2008, at 1:01 AM, bohtho wrote:

>
> Any tips from the Heroku guys themselves ? Is the Gem installation
> still broken under rails 2 ? No criticism, just want to know how I
> should approach this.
> >


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