Update gemspec so bin wrapper is created in PATH #48
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.. this is needed so that rubygems knows to create an wrapper in its bin directory to the script so it will be in the user's PATH.
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I'm sorry this took too long to look at, but it seems like a simple thing to add. |
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Nov 21, 2022
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I just installed this gem and I ran into a minor annoyance:
jmespath.rbisn't added to$GEM_HOME/binautomatically, and therefore it's not possible to easily runbin/jmespath.rbfrom the command line.The cause of this is that
jmespath.rbwas not listed in the gemspec in theexecutablesfield.This one-line PR defines that field in the gemspec and fixes this problem.