path conflicts with secondary source in Gemfile

[harto]

See https://gist.github.com/harto/0dfcee489e248900feb8 for reproduction.

Suppose a Gemfile references one gem from a local path and another from a secondary source, e.g.:

source "https://rubygems.org"
gem "local_gem", path: "local_gem"
gem "other_gem", source: "https://gems.example.com"

If I bundle install, the dependencies are apparently resolved and installed correctly. However, the bundle fails at runtime:

$ bundle exec ruby -e 'puts "hello"'
Could not find gem 'other_gem (>= 0) ruby' in rubygems repository https://gems.example.com/.
Source does not contain any versions of 'other_gem (>= 0) ruby'
Run `bundle install` to install missing gems.

Removing local_gem and running bundle install again appears to fix the problem:

$ bundle exe ruby -e 'puts "hello"'
hello

The local_gem doesn't have any dependencies. Again, see https://gist.github.com/harto/0dfcee489e248900feb8 for a minimal complete example.

[pda]

Confirmed in Bundler 1.8.0 and 1.8.2.

[sheerun]

It breaks our service: tenex/rails-assets#226

[eagletmt]

Same here.

I found reverting 9263e08 solves the issue in my environment.

[TimMoore]

I have a proposed fix at #3427. If fixes the test cases here and in #3417, but if you could try it on your real-world projects too, that would be awesome.

[TimMoore]

This should be fixed in Bundler 1.8.3 (released today).

[eagletmt]

I tried Bundler 1.8.3, but the same error still occurs in my environment.

[TimMoore]

@eagletmt can you create a new issue and include the output from bundle env?

[eagletmt]

I'll submit a new issue after a bit more investigation.

[eagletmt]

@TimMoore submitted #3430