Creating a new Rails app nowadays in my computer with Bundler-pre takes about 6s only for running "bundle install" in the end of the new generator...

We create a new app instantaneously in Rails 1 and 2.

Shouldn't Bundler try to see if the local dependencies do suffice before trying to ping rubygems.org?

For most cases you'll already have all dependencies locally.

Just try:

rails new empty --skip-bundle
cd empty
bundle install --local

And you'll see how much faster it is.

But it won't work if you run "rails new empty -d postgres" and don't have postgres already installed.

So, shouldn't Bundler try to resolve locally first by default and then use the normal method with the requests to rubygems.org?

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