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Stop setting `BUNDLE_PATH`. All default bundler versions shipped with all supported rubies install gems to `GEM_HOME` by default, so this shouldn't be a breaking change and it's a less surprising behavior because it does not deviate from how bundler is configured by default. Future versions will probably install locally by default, but that hasn't happened yet. I think leaving bundler "unconfigured" also matches the direction of the recent change where the images no longer explicitly install `bundler` but simply leave whatever version comes with ruby. Similarly, it makes sense to me to leave whatever configuration comes by default with `bundler` in place. |
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