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Freeze Ruby on Rails version for your application

Sometimes you will want to freeze the version of Ruby on Rails that you are using to ensure that system level upgrades to the Rails framework don’t break the application you are working on. From within your project directory, you will want to run this command:

rake rails:freeze:gems

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This article was originally written on 09/11/06 Tagged with: Programming, Ruby on Rails

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