I see what you mean, yeah. If I understand it right, this is a temporary state of affairs, as the rubygems/bundler integration is only partway done.
The end goal is rubygems handling of Gemfiles and Gemfile.lock will become equivalent with bundlers, and then bundler will disappear.
I am curious why they decided to even release the partial implementation on the way. Either way, I'm grateful enough that a rubygems/bundler merge is happening, and we'll never need to deal with incompatibilities between certain versions of rubygems and bundler again once it does, that I'm willing to not be too picky about how they get there.
The end goal is rubygems handling of Gemfiles and Gemfile.lock will become equivalent with bundlers, and then bundler will disappear.
I am curious why they decided to even release the partial implementation on the way. Either way, I'm grateful enough that a rubygems/bundler merge is happening, and we'll never need to deal with incompatibilities between certain versions of rubygems and bundler again once it does, that I'm willing to not be too picky about how they get there.