by Yuva, Co-founder
Recently I resumed an old project {after 2 months}. My peers are still working on
it and they have upgraded lots of gems. After running bundle install, many gems
got upgraded and old version were still hanging around in vendor folder. This
little handy command helped in removing them:
bundle clean -VNOTE: Btw, I always install gems in ./vendor/ruby folder, and don't maintain any
rvm gemsets for projects.
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