Sometimes more keystrokes are better
Published on 27 Mar 2020
I thought I’d be clever with my bundle exec
aliases:
# Ruby and Rails
alias be='bundle exec'
alias ber='bundle exec rails'
alias bers='bundle exec rails s'
alias berc='bundle exec rails c'
alias berr='bundle exec rails spec'
But what I found is that anything beyond be
for bundle exec
actually disrupts my flow.
So I got rid of everything else and will stick to this:
# Ruby and Rails
alias be='bundle exec'
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