Foreman makes copies of itself with different names to act as proxies to installed tools. I took this idea from how Rustup proxies tools from the Rust toolchain.
If a user updates Foreman (or is working on Foreman...), sometimes old versions of the tool end up getting run, which isn't fun. We should figure out a way to either update these links to alleviate the problems they cause.
Foreman makes copies of itself with different names to act as proxies to installed tools. I took this idea from how Rustup proxies tools from the Rust toolchain.
If a user updates Foreman (or is working on Foreman...), sometimes old versions of the tool end up getting run, which isn't fun. We should figure out a way to either update these links to alleviate the problems they cause.