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[@laszlopedroscheersluque3002]

Thanks!

[@ABHISHEKSAHBCS]

A very nice crisp tutorial ! Loved it !

[@stormybear4986]

I would love to see your video on version control with Git.

[@randerins]

How do I changed my push path? Mine is pointing to GitHub but I can't change it at all!

[@MarcoCarmonaT]

Thank you!

[@myartchannel8205]

It compiles fine, but I keep getting this error when requiring it: [your gem name] is not a class.

[@axlfire83]

nice video

[@maxlie]

Very Nice)

[@uxgnod]

Hi, I generate a new gem with `bundle gem leftpad`, but there is now `LICENSE.txt` file, why is this ?

[@DriftingRuby]

leftpad is the name of the gem created in the example. Bundler has a template used when creating a new gem and the License text file is one of the files in the template.

[@uxgnod]

Well, I know that the name is customizable. My question is that in the folder where it was created, there is no License.txt file.

[@uxgnod]

You may have been configured something? For example, I do not have CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md, and .rspec files, and spec folder, I think these things will generated after you configured it.

[@DriftingRuby]

You might be using an older version of bundler, but the LICENSE.tt is in their template. github.com/bundler/bundler/tree/master/lib/bundler/templates/newgem

[@uxgnod]

Hi, I found the problem. I see a sentence on the bundler's website, 'If this is your first time running the bundle gem command, you will be asked whether you want to include a the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md and LICENSE.txt files with your project. '. And then I thought maybe I had chosen not to generate, I tried to find the configuration file and found it in `~/.bundle/config`. Surely 'COC' and 'LICENSE' both are configured to be false, and test for 'minitest', I changed the two to true, the test changed to rspec, and then re-generated a new gem and got everything same like you.

[@polkijain97]

Was expecting gemstones here... Got bowled! 😅

[@pavanpatil5722]

Cool