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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ should tell you it's an alias, like this:
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ruby is aliased to `run-with-bundler ruby'
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ruby is aliased to `run-with-bundler ruby'
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If so, whenever you run `ruby` (or any of the other commands listed in
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If so, whenever you run `ruby` (or any of the other commands listed in
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-the `BUNDLED_COMMANDS` variable) you'll actually be running them with
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+the `BUNDLED_COMMANDS` variable) you'll actually be running it with
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`bundle exec`.
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`bundle exec`.
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If you want to run one of these commands without `bundler exec` you can
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If you want to run one of these commands without `bundler exec` you can
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@@ -58,8 +58,11 @@ this:
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## rbenv Integration
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## rbenv Integration
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-If you have [rbenv][rbenv] installed, bundler-exec will hook itself up
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-to all your rbenv shims without any intervention. If a rehash creates a
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-new shim, you'll need to reload bundler-exec.
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+If you have [rbenv][] installed, bundler-exec will hook itself up
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+to all your rbenv shims without any intervention. If running `rbenv
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+rehash` creates a new shim file, you'll need to reload bundler-exec,
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+like so:
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$ source ~/.bundler-exec.sh
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$ source ~/.bundler-exec.sh
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+[rbenv]: https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv
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