Bodo Tasche

I found the time to look into this today. Looks like a winner :+1: .

Nope, still has some edge cases when using bundler and you can't exclude certain ruby versions. I think we should put this one on hold, it drives me crazy :sob:

Yep.

Btw: after switching back to zsh, this is working: ``` system({"RBENV_VERSION" => "1.9.3-p448"}, "rbenv exec ruby --version") ``` It was the strange fish subshell behaviour that tricked me a few...

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Okay, since we moved the gem stuff to later, what is to be done now? And more importantly: can I show this to the ruby crowd at the next meetup...

No worries. I ment beginning of next month, there are 4 weeks left to that meetup :D . I won't show this if we don't have a documentation. The linter...

If you can detect which NPM Package/Gem has an executable installed, it would make sense to show them. But listing all NPMs/Gems is not very helpful.

Btw: the rbenv version marked with a star is the current used one.

For npm bin files: 1) `npm -g bin` returns the bin dir where the executables are installed 2) List that directory and get the link targets of the symbolic links...