Fixing brittle Host Ruby version detection. #56
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ClareCat
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Dec 30, 2019
Instead of using ruby --version we should let ruby print it's own version, which is just a string, eg "2.6.5" so no fancy substring logic is required.
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Instead of using
ruby --versionwe should let ruby print it's own version, which is just a string, eg "2.6.5" so no fancy substring logic is required.This came up because I already had 2.6.5 installed, but it wasn't being detected for some reason.
Now it does.