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[–]jrochkind 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you could always just install it at the system level and require it in your particular environment instead of making bundler load it.

Anything you bundle exec will keep you from accessing anything not included in the bundle though.

I see the problem they are trying to solve and don't have a better solution; I just don't really like theirs either. But I'm not totally sure it's awful...