I understand that bundle commands using ruby should use the new ruby shim.

However, in the RSpec bundle there are some commands to run RSpec examples in the current project. Here we obviously need to use the very same version of Ruby used for developing the project (most probably set via rvm or rbenv).

Should we use $TM_RUBY for that? Or rely on $PATH being customized correctly?

Generally I’m a bit confused here: There’s the new ruby shim, there’s $TM_RUBY (used in many third party bundles for running bundle commands), there’s the possibility of customizing $PATH – what should be used when?


Thanks,
s.
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