Run bundle install automatically in bin/steep
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This PR adds
bundle installinto bin/steep to ensure install gems for Steep.Problem
Currently, we need to run
bundle installmanually to run Steep. Because steep uses a different Gemfile.But IDEs, such as VSCode, execute
bin/steeptransparently. Sometimes I overlooked the missing gems error because VSCode conceals the error (maybe VSCode displays the error as a small popup, but I never check the popup contents 😇).Solution
Run
bundle installinbin/steep. By this change,bin/steepdoesn't fail by the missing gems error.I've applied the same solution to our company project, and it works well.