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Create local build environment using rbenv and GNU make #111
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Executing `./configure && make` in the root directory will download rbenv, compile the most recently supported build of ruby (1.9.3-p194), and use bundler to install Jeckyll. Jeckyll and Liquid are pegged to match the versions used by Github Pages (0.11.0 and 2.2.2, respectfully). Executing `make run` in the root directory will launch `jeckyll --server`, and `make shell` will launch an interactive `irb` session.
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This pull-request adds scripts to build a local environment for development, configured to match Github's environment as closely as possible.
Executing
./configure && makein the root directory will download rbenv, compile the most recently supported build of ruby (1.9.3-p194), and use bundler to install Jeckyll. Jeckyll and Liquid are pegged to match the versions used by Github Pages (0.11.0 and 2.2.2, respectfully).Executing
make runin the root directory will launchjeckyll --server, andmake shellwill launch an interactiveirbsession.