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The title pretty much says it all.
I've just set up my web server with Ruby 1.9.2. It is a clean install -- no gems have been installed yet. Additionally, I've just configured Capistrano for my Rails application.
When I run cap deploy, it fails with the following error message:
*** [err :: bogusip.com] bash: bundle: command not found
Given that all I've done is install Ruby 1.9.2 onto my server, Bundler does not exist at this point. Is Capistrano supposed to install the Bundler gem for me or am I supposed to do that myself?
Yes.
Bundler is not included with ruby by default, it is included by rails. This will be why you have never installed it manually.