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The problem occurs when running a shell script from ruby inside a GitBash terminal (the recommended Windows Bash emulator provided by Git). When running it in the ruby console (which is what the gem does), the call to the script fails.
This is seemingly fixed by prepending sh to commands. Investigate the difference, and if it makes sense, implement the solution by fixing the sh prefix to all commands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The problem occurs when running a shell script from ruby inside a GitBash terminal (the recommended Windows Bash emulator provided by Git). When running it in the ruby console (which is what the gem does), the call to the script fails.
This is seemingly fixed by prepending
sh
to commands. Investigate the difference, and if it makes sense, implement the solution by fixing thesh
prefix to all commands.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: