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NPX like behaviour like with bundle exec -i #20
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I also offered it to build it in gem #20 |
Have a look at https://rubygems.org/gems/gemx as well |
Thanks!
Just added this
https://github.com/emilebosch/gem-exec
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I'm going to propose that we name this tl;dr: |
Even though I'm was a fan of it originally, I do think having a lock file or adding it is a great thing because it makes things deterministic. it would really only be to bootstrap things like rails or Sinatra or smth that you can later check in. |
Good point! We should probably count this issue as resolved by #45, and open a new tracking issue for |
In the JS ecosystem there is a tool called
npx
which downloads a npm package and directly executes it.Read about it here https://github.com/npm/npx
I would love to have this too in the ruby ecosystem, not sure if it needs to be part of
gem
or bundler. But let me know!bundle exec -i rails/rails new blog
or
Let me know what you all think.
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