TLDR bundle wrapper that allows you to run bundle commands without thinking you do
Inspired by github/srs/gw but for bundle commands
Runs the binary as if it was ran with bundle exec if a Gemfile is detected in current directory (or any parent).
For instance, to run fastlane one would do bundle exec fastlane ios test, it is now possible to do bw fastlane ios test.
This saves a few keystrokes, and with habit it becomes clear.
If you do not want to change what’s your used to type, you can alias it in your favorite shell fastlane=bw fastlane
and it will run either bundle version (if a Gemfile is found) or globally installed one otherwise.
If you make a symlink to bw binary by appending an additional character (w recommended), it will automatically
wrap that command in the same way.
For instance, if you make a symbolic link named fastlanew to bw, running fastlanew will automatically
initiate bw logic for fastlane binary.
Github actions build the binary for linux / macOS. Needs to adjust a few moving pieces for Windows.
You can get latest version here
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