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👍 Does anyone proofread this doc? |
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7394: Add inline RDoc documentation r=hsbt a=zverok Since Bundler became part of the standard library, it renders in Ruby's docs. Unfortunately, what renders there... is not really helpful: https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Bundler.html I've added rudimentary documentation for `Bundler` module and two of its most user-facing methods to solve this problem at least partially. Co-authored-by: zverok <zverok.offline@gmail.com>
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7394: Add inline RDoc documentation r=hsbt a=zverok Since Bundler became part of the standard library, it renders in Ruby's docs. Unfortunately, what renders there... is not really helpful: https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Bundler.html I've added rudimentary documentation for `Bundler` module and two of its most user-facing methods to solve this problem at least partially. Co-authored-by: zverok <zverok.offline@gmail.com> (cherry picked from commit a7cc4ec)
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Features:
- Add caller information to some deprecation messages to make them easier to fix [#7361](rubygems/bundler#7361)
- Reconcile `bundle cache` vs `bundle package` everywhere. Now in docs, CLI help and everywhere else `bundle cache` is the preferred version and `bundle package` remains as an alias [#7389](rubygems/bundler#7389)
- Display some basic `bundler` documentation together with ruby's RDoc based documentation [#7394](rubygems/bundler#7394)
Bugfixes:
- Fix typos deprecation message and upgrading docs [#7374](rubygems/bundler#7374)
- Deprecation warnings about `taint` usage on ruby 2.7 [#7385](rubygems/bundler#7385)
- Fix `--help` flag not correctly delegating to `man` when used with command aliases [#7388](rubygems/bundler#7388)
- `bundle add` should cache newly added gems if an application cache exists [#7393](rubygems/bundler#7393)
- Stop using an insecure folder as a "fallback home" when user home is not defined [#7416](rubygems/bundler#7416)
- Fix `bundler/inline` warning about `Bundler.root` redefinition [#7417](rubygems/bundler#7417)
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Since Bundler became part of the standard library, it renders in Ruby's docs. Unfortunately, what renders there... is not really helpful: https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/Bundler.html
I've added rudimentary documentation for
Bundlermodule and two of its most user-facing methods to solve this problem at least partially.