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With a .rbenv-version file and bundler binstubs I just type bin/rails c. Which you can alias.
Keep in mind that if you do things in a different ruby process (e.g. background jobs) you need to set the correct timezone there too.
With a .rbenv-version file and bundler binstubs I just type bin/rails c. Which you can alias.
Keep in mind that if you do things in a different ruby process (e.g. background jobs) you need to set the correct timezone there too.