- Use the `HOMEBREW_PORTABLE_RUBY_VERSION` environment variable to
determine the version of the Portable Ruby to use in
`vendor-install.sh` and `ruby.sh`.
- Replace the `docs/.ruby-version` file with a symlink to
`Library/Homebrew/.ruby-version`.
- Fix an incorrect `HOMEBREW_LIBRARY` comment.
- Use a simpler `HOMEBREW_USING_PORTABLE_RUBY` definition.
- include `.ruby-version` and in the project root (and unignore in
`.gitignore`) to improve editor support which expects these files
- use the `.ruby-version` in `docs/Gemfile` to use a consistent Ruby
version here
- remove hardcoded Ruby versions from `workflows/docs` in favour of
using the `.ruby-version` file instead
- use more consistent configuration in `workflows/docs` to match
`workflows/tests`
Now Ruby comes with its own bundler let's favour using it when we can
over requiring a system one be installed.
This avoids needing to have anything in `~/.gem` again.
I am somewhat optimistic this may help with #6579 but it's useful
by itself.
GitHub now nicely generates a documentation site for us at
http://brew.sh/brew based on our docs folder. Optimise the output of
this and the GitHub docs directory for readability and the various user
groupings.
