I am doing Ruby development with Git, and have bundler (default: 2.7.2) installed.
When I do a Commit in Sourcetree, I receive the error `/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.6/usr/lib/ruby/2.6.0/rubygems.rb:283:in `find_spec_for_exe': Could not find 'bundler' (2.7.2) required by ...`.
If I do the same `git commit` from the MacOS console, it works.
Why would Sourcetree not be able to see my installed `bundler`?
It might be that this is caused by a difference in environment variables - especially PATH - between Mac terminal and the environment that Sourcetree uses to run Git commands.
What I've managed to dig out is:
When you use the terminal, your shell loads your user profile and environment, so Ruby and Bundler are found as expected. Sourcetree, however, may launch as a GUI app and not inherit your shell’s environment, so it defaults to the system Ruby (2.6) instead of your configured Ruby (2.7.2), and cannot find the correct Bundler version
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The workaround is to ensure that Sourcetree is launched from a terminal window (so it inherits your shell environment), or to explicitly configure the PATH and Ruby environment variables within Sourcetree’s preferences or via a wrapper script.
So, you could try to launch Sourcetree from the terminal, and/or set environment variables via a wrapper script and set Git executable to your wrapper script (in Sourcetree).
I haven't played much with this (+ I'm on Windows), so I'm not sure if this will work. 🤔
Cheers, Tobi
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