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spec.bindir = 'exe'
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What would be the benefit of binstubs (for a Gem)?
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Not having to shell out explicitly to bundle exec all the time when running commands, similar like you'd have in a Rails app, i.e.:
bundle exec
bundle exec rake test bundle exec rubocop ... # vs ./bin/rake test ./bin/rubocop
It's simply that my muscle memory started to favour calling things out of ./bin/... rather than using bundle exec (or a be alias) 😄
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spec.bindir = 'exe'
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