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globally installed gems are not accessible in OOD #3452
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This can open up issues if that gem was built with different version of Ruby. That location also looks custom.
Doing this shows paths not under
This path is custom which is why it wasn't loaded. We should limit how much we support custom things as that can open up maintenance issues. |
Yea the EL module system doesn't work well for us here. The ruby we use comes from a module, but there aren't
That's where |
I took fresh OnDemand install for 3.1 and seeing issues, not sure if related.
I was able to install
Not sure if this is because I'm testing on ARM64 Mac. |
From discourse: https://discourse.openondemand.org/t/dynamic-custom-dashboard-widgets/3340/15
We had a user who simply wanted to use the
sqlite3
gem in a custom dashboard widget. Only to find out, OOD will not load system installed gems.This is the current workaround, to modify the
$LOAD_PATH
.It seems like we should be able to find/use gems in system installed locations like
/usr/local/share/gems
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