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Add start up message #687
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I would add a newline gap between the startup and the prompt, otherwise yes! |
I think it is good! I think the importance for users is Ruby version > IRB version > Reline version. I think it is better to reduce the number of lines as much as possible since it is displayed at every startup. 2 lines seemed to be enough for Python and Node.js. Personally, I thought that
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Do we need to discuss this at https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/ ? By the way,
I prefer IRB.conf.
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Yeah I agree. We can start with just the Ruby version.
Ok let's just display
Do you mind explaining the reason?
Yeah I can see some users requesting it. |
Since many Ruby users run irb many times a day, this change does not seem so small, so I thought more people (e.g. ruby-core) should be aware of this change.
Environment variables need to be set in several files, such as bashrc, zshrc, profile, and so on. The best thing is that env, irbrc, and option can all be set. |
When starting IRB directly, it could be helpful to users to have a few information printed, like:
Requirements
irb
commandbinding.irb
is calledIRB.conf
on thisExamples
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