I installed a new version of Ruby and the documentation was not populated.
Thanks to this answer
Go in your Ruby root folder and run
rdoc --all --ri
It generates all the documentation for evey .rb file under the current folder.
I installed a new version of Ruby and the documentation was not populated.
Thanks to this answer
Go in your Ruby root folder and run
rdoc --all --ri
It generates all the documentation for evey .rb file under the current folder.
Needed to have mutliple version of ruby on my dev machine and I found Uru
Here is just a quick post-it of the main commands (suppose Uru is arleady installed)
uru admin add C:\path\to\ruby\bin
uru ls
uru 230p0
to switch to the version 2.3.0 of ruby