Open up the provided Nix shell:
nix develop --ignore-environmentAlternatively, you can run direnv allow to activate the shell in your current environment.
Then you can run the Nix-bundled Rails app by just running rails. The standard ./bin/rails also works.
To use the Rails environment without checking out this repo:
nix develop 'github:the-nix-way/nix-flake-dev-environments?dir=ruby-on-rails'Note that this environment only works in conjunction with an existing Gemfile, Gemfile.lock, and gemset.nix. If you have a Gemfile.lock but no gemset.nix:
nix run nixpkgs#bundixTo make updates to the app's dependencies, such as bumping the Rails version, there's a special script that generates a new Gemfile.lock and gemset.nix:
update-depsOnce the new Gemfile.lock and gemset.nix have been created, then opening up the default shell using nix develop should work as expected but with the new dependencies.