A GitSet represents gems that are sourced from git repositories.
This is used for gem dependency file support.
Example:
set = Gem::Resolver::GitSet.new set.add_git_gem 'rake', 'git://example/rake.git', tag: 'rake-10.1.0'
The root directory for git gems in this set. This is usually Gem.dir, the installation directory for regular gems.
Finds all git gems matching req
# File rubygems/resolver/git_set.rb, line 79
def find_all req
prefetch nil
specs.values.select do |spec|
req.match? spec
end
end
Prefetches specifications from the git repositories in this set.
# File rubygems/resolver/git_set.rb, line 90
def prefetch reqs
return unless @specs.empty?
@repositories.each do |name, (repository, reference)|
source = Gem::Source::Git.new name, repository, reference
source.root_dir = @root_dir
source.remote = @remote
source.specs.each do |spec|
git_spec = Gem::Resolver::GitSpecification.new self, spec, source
@specs[spec.name] = git_spec
end
end
end
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