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This documentation contains a user guide and samples regarding the use of private and public RubyGems repositories in Repsy Open Source. A Ruby repository serves the RubyGems push and yank API and the Bundler Compact Index protocol, so gem and Bundler can publish to it and install from it.
The address of a Ruby repository is the address of your instance’s repository port followed by the name of the repository, https://<your-repsy-host>/<repo-name>. There is no username in the address. You use the same address for gem push --host, gem install --source and the source line of a Gemfile.
A repository has only the gems that you push to it. Bundler and gem fetch the dependencies of your gems from the other sources that you configure, such as rubygems.org.
Getting Started
- Creating a Private Ruby Registry: create a repository and get your credentials.
- Publishing a Ruby Gem and Installing a Ruby Gem: a short setup for
gemand Bundler.
Tutorials
- Publishing and Installing Gems with gem: build a gem, store the key,
gem push,gem install --source,gem sources, and what each refusal looks like. - Using Repsy with Bundler:
sourceblocks, credentials withbundle configand environment variables, dependencies, lock files and troubleshooting. - Yanking Gems: what a yanked version means for
gem, Bundler and the web UI, who may yank, and what you can do afterwards. - Using Ruby in CI: deploy tokens and secrets in a pipeline that publishes or installs gems.
