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bundle plugin install
--path
In the document (https://bundler.io/guides/bundler_plugins.html#install-a-plugin-from-your-gemfile), there are two ways to install a plugin: from a command or from your Gemfile.
from a command
from your Gemfile
Install a plugin from your Gemfile
plugin 'my_plugin', path: '/path/to/plugin' # Installs from a path
But, there is not a --path argument for bundle plugin install.
The doc said:
Running your plugin locally To install and run your plugin locally, you can run bundler plugin install --git '/PATH/TO/GEM' copycat
To install and run your plugin locally, you can run bundler plugin install --git '/PATH/TO/GEM' copycat
But my plugin directory is not a git repository....
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In the document (https://bundler.io/guides/bundler_plugins.html#install-a-plugin-from-your-gemfile), there are two ways to install a plugin:
from a command
orfrom your Gemfile
.But, there is not a
--path
argument forbundle plugin install
.The doc said:
But my plugin directory is not a git repository....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: