feat: Modify install_rubygems_hook to place plugin in site_ruby directory #3812
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…tory To avoid setting the RUBYLIB environment variable, the rubygems_plugin.rb file is now placed in the site_ruby directory within the Ruby installation. This change ensures that Ruby automatically loads the plugin. - Updated install_rubygems_hook method to place the plugin in the site_ruby directory. - Created the necessary directory structure if it does not exist. - Wrote the rubygems_plugin.rb file to the site_ruby directory.
This was referenced Dec 25, 2024
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To avoid setting the RUBYLIB environment variable, the rubygems_plugin.rb file is now placed in the site_ruby directory within the Ruby installation. This change ensures that Ruby automatically loads the plugin.