in codeenvy, do not prefix rails new with bundle exec

_posts/2013-05-02-install.markdown

@@ -358,7 +358,7 @@ In the 'New Workspace' view, a few settings have to be made.
 * At the bottom, you find the terminal where you can run commands
 * Everything you need is right here in you browser window - you do not need to start an editor or terminal anywhere else
 * If you are following a guide or tutorial, use the commands for Linux even if you are on a Windows computer - your operating system does not matter, since all commands are run on your project's machine in the cloud, which is running Linux
-* If a guide or tutorial asks you to run a rails command that contains `rails` or `rake`, prepend `bundle exec` to this command, e. g. `bundle exec rake db:migrate`.
+* If a guide or tutorial asks you to run a rails command that contains `rails` or `rake`, prepend `bundle exec` to this command, e. g. `bundle exec rake db:migrate`. Exception: the `rails new` command is not prefixed.
 * If a guide or tutorial asks you to start the rails server with `rails server` or `rails s`, append `-b 0.0.0.0` to this command so that you run `rails server -b 0.0.0.0`
 * If a guide or tutorial asks you to point your browser to something like http://localhost:3000, follow these instructions instead:
   * Open the 'Operations perspective' (1) in Codenvy, go to the 'Servers' tab (2) and pick the 'Server Address' entry in the line starting with 'Server-3000-tcp' (3). Instead of http://localhost:3000, call this URL in your browser.