Hi folks 👋

I am looking for a solution that allows me to parse the dependencies of some ruby project that uses bundler and Gemfileparser looks promising.

What Happened

I tried running against https://github.com/3scale/porta/blob/master/Gemfile , but I only get 2 results:

development :
runtime :
	 <gemfileparser.Dependency object at 0x10457f2e0>
	 <gemfileparser.Dependency object at 0x10457f370>
dependency :
test :
production :
metrics :

Presumably this is because https://github.com/3scale/porta/blob/master/Gemfile#L3 includes another Gemfile.

What I Expected to Happen

I would like the list of results to include both the results in Gemfile, but also those from Gemfile.base.

Potential Solutions Considered

I am wondering if you have already considered parsing Gemfile.lock rather than Gemfile, as a way of parsing a more standard format that doesn't, essentially, require Gemfileparser to support evaluating arbitrary ruby code (this would open up to a series of other issues).

Of course, parsing just Gemfile.lock would mean no support for dependency groups, but perhaps that is an acceptable tradeoff.. ?

Any thoughts on this topic?