[18:30:04] blah$ bundle
[install]
[install]
[install]
[non stop installing]
[.. aaand]
Your bundle is complete! It was installed into ./postgres
What the!? postgres. I tried digging for configs or stuff on the project but most postgres words wasn't about bundle and postgres. I don't know what I did though to get this situation but I managed to dig something with duckduckgo and found this site (though it's down) and we had a similar problem, though mine was not spork - it was postgres.
Thinking about it, I might have also done something like bundle install postgres.
So I'll also state it here that the way to fix this is
bundle install --system
And then
[18:30:04] blah$ bundle
[non stop installation again.. aand]
Your bundle is complete! Use `bundle show [gemname]` to see where a bundled gem is installed.
Nice!