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However overall support volume for this class of errors is relatively low.
We could revisit adding a warning. We could also possibly alias the most common ruby versions such as ruby2.5 => ruby etc. but this might have undesired side effects. It's unknown if anyone is attempting to "dual boot" multiple versions of Rubies. I've not seen anything like that yet, but it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
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* upstream/master:
[changelog skip] Bring back rake task (#1038)
CNB: make the gems layer accessible to subsequent buildpacks #1033 (#1037)
[close #934] Skip rake task if it does not exist (#1036)
[changelog skip] Move unreleased changelogs (#1035)
v218 for Monday release (#1034)
[close #1029] Remove default bin/rake binstub (#1031)
Document v217 release in master (#1030)
[close #1027][changelog skip] Fix frozen string error (#1028)
Handle binary binstubs (#1021)
v216 release for monday (#1023)
Revert "Merge pull request #1014 from heroku/schneems/fu-binstubs"
[close #990] Warn on bad shebang line
[close #818] Disable spring
[changelog skip][close #977] Recommend recent Ruby in warning
[changelog skip][close #977] Recommend recent Ruby in warning
[close #1001] Put Yarn first on the path
Update HEREDOC to 2.5 syntax to support indenting
Switch to using /usr/bin/env bash
[changelog skip] Fix CNB tests
Allow Nolockfile to get to compile phase
There is a class of errors caused by when a binstub has a bad shebang line. For instance:
Instead of
This was previously attempted to be mitigated in:
This came up recently in:
https://heroku.support/858951
However overall support volume for this class of errors is relatively low.
We could revisit adding a warning. We could also possibly alias the most common ruby versions such as
ruby2.5 => ruby
etc. but this might have undesired side effects. It's unknown if anyone is attempting to "dual boot" multiple versions of Rubies. I've not seen anything like that yet, but it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: