Hello and welcome to this lecture.
This lecture will be tracked clean install in any dependency application requires.
We can do that use in bond.
Our bond law basically is a tool that provides consistent embarrassment for Ruby projects and it does
is by tracking and installing the exact gems and versions that are required for your application.
You can use bond whether you in development stage or production.
So this is how bunde lap physically works.
It goes to your gem files so if you open your project inside your text editor you since are blind to
this is a gem file here.
So inside it too far.
We've got all the change that the application requires.
Anything that is got a hash in front of it like that one means that it is commented out.
It's available but it's not going to be used for anything.
That's comment out is not actually used to use it just can't.
You have to comment it so this is a file that bond LA references just triple check.
For example I would check if my Got a Jim cord rails five point one to is the job of the bond.
Like to make sure that the project has that corrido version of the gem installed.
So that's basically what the bond does.
So let's install the bond or run it.
You have to run it from your projet directory.
You can see I'm in my predict territory to make sure you in your projet decree before you can run a
bond like a command you need is basically type in Bondel on bond now.
The U N T want large space in store and tweet go off to the Internet and search to see if all the gems
in the gem file are up to date.
You can see it on a return floating gem file dependencies 7 to files now installed.
So everything that's in the file is gone round to check and it says are up to date so he's happy with
it.
So that's basically how the bond line is used.
Any time you install a new gym for your projet you have to run the bond Lah again.
Or if you find a new gem that you want to use.
Just added to the gem file and run bunde land store then run upon loans or packages.
Again make sure that your application has it and that's it.
In a nutshell.
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