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Fails with sudo because of ssh key error #30
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I'd be down with that, pull request welcome :) On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 12:41 PM, John Drago [email protected]
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Great - just curious about the current method of gem installation, vs explicitly shelling out to do it. I assume there is a cross-platform reason for the way it is now. Care to comment on that? |
It appears to just call out to system to build the gem On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 5:35 PM, John Drago [email protected]
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Hi -
When running as a non-root user I can clone the repo, but cannot install the gem.
Under sudo I can install the gem, but cloning the repo fails because of ssh key error.
To solve this problem I propose the following:
--sudo
which would cause the 'install' part to be done via sudo (on supporting platforms).I'd rather this functionality become part of the 'specific_install' gem than create a separate project due to this one small feature.
Thoughts?
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