Fix Gemfile.lock being detected as Ruby on Rails#148
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Yeah, I don't recall where the change removed originated. It is possible things evolved and never got cleaned up. I don't use Ruby, so I'll defer to your opinion on this matter 🙂. @gir-bot lgtm |
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This fixes a minor annoyance with Gemfile files:
Gemfile.lockfiles are neither Ruby on Rails, nor Ruby files. Because there's no dedicated syntax for lock files, we're better off using plain text syntax.Gemfilewill now be set to plain Ruby by this configuration:ApplySyntax/ApplySyntax.sublime-settings
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