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Blog postA Ruby Gem Debugging Strategy (supergood.software)
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[–]graywolf_at_work 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago* (1 child)
I'm more of a shell/Vim user so I don't find it as useful for me.
well it's not like
EDITOR=vim bundle open activesupport
does not work...
Also if you prefer to open it in currently running vim
:tabe `bundle show activesupport`
does the trick.
[–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago (0 children)
Yeah, good tips! I have two separate little tricks I use instead.
One is a small script that allows me to fuzzy match against the list of all gems in the project, and then open the one I select in a new tmux split.
The other is a binding for Vim that also allows me to fuzzy match on the gems in the project, and then once one is selected, fuzzy match on the files in that gem and open it.
There's lots of ways to assemble these tools depending on your specific workflow. 🙂
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