On 07/21/2017 06:25 PM, Jason Pleau wrote: > Hi. > > I am trying to finalize the update of ruby-neovim to its latest upstream > release. > > I have the following files in the source repo [1]: > > # executable called by neovim when trying to run ruby code > ./bin/neovim-ruby-host > > # the actual ruby code for the gem > ./lib/* > > > Now my problem: this gem has tests calling /usr/bin/nvim and requiring > the neovim-ruby-host to be in $PATH, and the gem to be installed (the > neovim-ruby-host has a require 'neovim/host' line). > > Those tests work if I either install the gem with "gem install neovim" > or if I build the package with tests disabled. I would like the tests to > work whether or not the gem is installed. > > How can I work around this? Adding ./bin/ to $PATH and somehow making > ./lib/ available to ruby so 'require' works would be my first thought, > but I don't know how to that in debian/rules. > >
I found a way to workaround this without changing $PATH and gempaths: I added 'let g:ruby_host_prog = getcwd() . '/../../bin/neovim-ruby-host' to the neovim settings that are in the spec/ folder so the executable is found by neovim. Sorry for the noise! > 1: https://anonscm.debian.org/git/pkg-ruby-extras/ruby-neovim.git > > Thanks > -- Jason Pleau
