# Pastebin GsqYboTC $ ./bin/bundix lockfile -h Bundix helps you build bundler dependencies with Nix Usage: bundix [options] lockfile [options] Summary: lockfile - Generate a Gemfile.lock from the Gemfile Description: There are two ways to use this command: The default is to serve as replacement for `bundle lock` if that doesn't work for some reason. We make sure to execute everything in a pristine environment to avoid impurities as much as possible. The other option is to create a lockfile for a specific group of gems using the `--groups` flag. Groups are determined by the `group` sections in the Gemfile. This can be useful if you want to package something for `nixpkgs` or other deployment strategies, it also cuts down build time and closure size. Creating a group-based Gemfile.lock requires a matching Gemfile, so we generate both. Options (take precedence over global options): -f, --force Replace existing files --print Only print the definition --update Ignore the existing lockfile, update all gems by default, or update list of given gems --groups=GROUP1,GROUP2 Only generate a lockfile for certain groups. This will generate not only a Gemfile.lock, but also Gemfile.groups, which can be used by bundlerEnv to prevent bundler from complaining about conflicts. Global Options: --verbose output everything that might help with problems -q, --quiet Turn off non-critical output --lockfile=Gemfile.lock Path to the Gemfile.lock --gemfile=Gemfile Path to the Gemfile --gemset=gemset.nix Path to the gemset.nix -h, --help Show help