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@apotterri I guess it's only an issue if the gem is vendored?
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@apotterri I guess it's only an issue if the gem is vendored?
Yeah, it's an issue if the gem gets installed somewhere under the root of the project.
I'm managing versions of my dev tools (ruby, python, java, node) with asdf, using the direnv. I really like the fact I don't wind up with a project's dependencies sprayed all over my filesystem. Everything winds up in .direnv
in the root of the project, so cleanup is super-simple.
OK, if you put .direnv in your Find: Exclude
and Watch: Exclude
settings you'll get the same result.
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@apotterri https://github.com/apotterri I guess it's only an issue if the gem is vendored?
Yeah, it's an issue if the gem gets installed somewhere under the root of the project.
I'm managing versions of my dev tools (ruby, python, java, node) with asdf https://asdf-vm.com/, using the direnv https://github.com/asdf-community/asdf-direnv. I really like the fact I don't wind up with a project's dependencies sprayed all over my filesystem. Everything winds up in .direnv in the root of the project, so cleanup is super-simple.
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