I'm trying to do a bunch of changes to a client's legacy product. It's a Ruby on Rails app with a heavyweight Java applet embedded in the page. I've solved concurrency issues in the applet, I've implemented unimplemented functionality in the Rails app, but I am absolutely being stymied by an Inno Software installer.
The specific problem is that part of the installer calls the bundler through a simple BAT file. The important command is
bundle install --deployment --local --verbose
I can tell it's important because the BAT file runs just fine from the command line or explorer, but fails -- silently! -- when it's run by the installer.
I'm more or less at wit's end. I've got echos and logging and all that.
Is there something I'm missing that makes a BAT file execute differently in the installer context?
Update
Thanks for the link to that other question, but I've already tried the install with a setup to keep the window open, and I have debugging echos in it. But the problem appears to be that the bundle command itself is working differently in the context of the installer than in command-line context.
