Common internet generation skip reading problem, some of us cannot read as expected: "bundle the runtime within the app."
Simple as that.
if (myApp.reliesOnScriptingLanguage && myApp.targetOS==macOS) { buildScript.bundleRuntimeInstsller = true } else { buildScript.bundleRuntimeInstaller = false } buildScript.build()
Of course leave Runtime version hell to end users.
imho. Homebrew already installs some Ruby runtimes on Linux.
Actually: "homebrew will pull in a temporary ruby binary to install itself (as it already does on linux and has done on older macOS versions"
Source: discourse.brew.sh/t/mac-os-depreca...
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Common internet generation skip reading problem, some of us cannot read as expected:
"bundle the runtime within the app."
Simple as that.
if (myApp.reliesOnScriptingLanguage && myApp.targetOS==macOS) {
buildScript.bundleRuntimeInstsller = true
}
else
{
buildScript.bundleRuntimeInstaller = false
}
buildScript.build()
Of course leave Runtime version hell to end users.
imho. Homebrew already installs some Ruby runtimes on Linux.
Actually:
"homebrew will pull in a temporary ruby binary to install itself (as it already does on linux and has done on older macOS versions"
Source: discourse.brew.sh/t/mac-os-depreca...