bash: bundle: command not found

[abacha]

Every command that invokes "bundle" throw this error:
"bash: bundle: command not found"
Im using v1.0.6

[bindiry]

I have the same issue with mina-sidekiq.

[dongfeng676]

I have the same issue with mina deploy

[gabskoro]

Are you sure you installed bundler on your server for your current ruby version?

If you're using rbenv, ssh to you server and type in

rbenv shell PROJECT_RUBY_VERSION
gem install bundler

Also be sure to export this in your .bashrc file, but don't add it after the # If not running interactively, don't do anything check because mina is not running interactively

export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"
eval "$(rbenv init -)"

[zacheryph]

According to Mic92/mina-sidekiq#18 this is due to a sub shell spawning and not loading rvm/rbenv. I didn't dig into detail. Id rather not initialize rbenv in .bashrc. Im pretty sure there is zero point in mina having "support" if it gets loaded in .bashrc.

[beastie87]

I have problem too with rvm

mina -v rake[-T]
cd /home/deploy/current
$ RAILS_ENV="production" bundle exec rake -T
bash: line 1: bundle: command not found
-----> Using RVM environment "ruby-2.2.5@default"

not work Mina, but in ssh is it works)

[beastie87]

I am write in config/deploy.rb invoke :'rvm:use', 'ruby-2.2.5@default' before task :environment .
it works for me)

[d4be4st]

same issue as #513 (comment)

[designrubenz]

Changing the line
task :deploy do
into
task :deploy => :environment do
solved the problem for me.

I am not sure, if this is because I installed a new version of the gem (likely) or because I had changed from rvm to rbenv locally (not so likely).

Also, I don't understand why this fixed the problem.

[koskoci]

Using mina 1.2.3 did not fix this for me. Running mina ssh, ruby is not installed. SSHing in w/out using mina, I do have ruby installed and can run bundle exec commands just fine.

Mina is a great tool otherwise but this does not work.

[gabskoro]

Can you please check my comment here #528 (comment) and confirm that it's set up correctly?

[rubywarlock]

I solved it this way:

task :deploy do
  deploy do
    invoke :'rbenv:load'
    ...
  end
  ...
end

For rbenv.

[fffx]

@designrubenz
Because usually in the environment task you have loaded ruby by rvm or rbenv

invoke :'rvm:use', '@default'

task :deploy => :environment do means run environment task before execute deploy task

see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7044714/whats-the-environment-task-in-rake

[digaoddc]

The template already has what you need to run the rbenv.

This is what I did.

require 'mina/rbenv'

task :remote_environment do
  invoke :'rbenv:load'
end