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@aprescott sort of, but I want to keep `$RUBIES` an explicit list of directories until 1.0.0.
`FOO=1` variables are only set for the first command before the `&&`. I'm not to knowledgeable about capistrano, so I'm not sure how to properly load chruby before executing rails...
I have no idea why it's complaining about `sudo`, but I wonder if it has something to do with `use_sudo` or the fact `chruby-exec` spawns a subshell? Have you tried...
Could you post your `gem env`?
Also what is your `PATH`? Maybe the wrong `gem` command is being invoked?
and what does `gem which jruby-lint` say vs. `jruby -S gem which jruby-lint`?
This would mean we'd need to implement our own `expand_path`, `join`, and `open`, which respect our special `root`, and prevent developers from using `File.expand_path`, `File.join`, and `File.open`. Not sure if...
1. So the reason why I traditionally avoid ruby code-fenses is because only RedCarpet seems to support GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) out-of-the-box. I use kramdown for YARD's markdown processing which...
The [`ModuleMethods` vs `ClassMethods`](https://github.com/postmodern/command_kit/blob/ee7eba785b8df5c5e23f2d13f48f515ad43c8074/lib/command_kit/usage.rb#L18-L37) code can be ported to Crystal as nested macros: ```crystal module Mixin1 module ClassMethods def foo puts "foo" end end module ModuleMethods macro extended macro included...
Since Crystal is compiled, we won't be able to port `CommandKit::Commands::AutoLoad` or `CommandKit::Commands::AutoRequire`.