Prefer one liners OS requirement install commands #37259
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I was getting some problems when running `bundle install` on a fresh clone. It was due to some extension building errors that usually point out to missing OS dependencies. So I run "rg apt-get" hoping to find some suggestion to install requirements for my OS. However, the result was misleading, because dependencies are split across several lines, so I missed many of them. I think a one liner is better and it's also slightly easier to copy-paste.
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Let's do it since these are meant to be copied. |
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Summary
This is probably a dumb PR but I'll propose it anyways.
I was getting some problems when running
bundle installon a fresh clone. It was due to some extension building errors that usually point out missing OS dependencies.So I run "rg apt-get" hoping to find some suggestion to install requirements for my OS. However, the result was misleading, because dependencies are split across several lines, so I missed many of them.
I think a one liner is better and it's also slightly easier to copy-paste.