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How can I list content of installed gem?

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ruby

gem

Some gems ("sup" for example) install files not only in gem environment gemdir, but also in other places - like /usr/local/bin.

How can I list all files that belong to given gem?

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chu4Meek4e Avatar asked Nov 23 '13 11:11

chu4Meek4e

2 Answers

To view the content:

bundle open gemname

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Zippie Avatar answered Oct 31 '22 10:10

Zippie

What you're looking for is:

gem contents gem_name_here
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Maurício Linhares Avatar answered Oct 31 '22 10:10

Maurício Linhares
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