[vim/vim] Support for binstubs or `bundle exec` for compilers related to Ruby like `rspec` and `rubocop`? (Issue #18509)
Nipun Paradkar
radiantshaw created an issue (vim/vim#18509)Ruby gems (bundler system for Ruby) has a concept of binstubs. Basically, these are wrappers around the commands like rspec/rubocop. They are useful for selecting the correct version of the command that's in your project. Alternatively, you can prepend these commands with bundle exec, and it does the same thing.
Compilers like rspec/rubocop use the raw version of these commands, and not prepend them with bundle exec or alternatively use binstubs. I can create my own version of these compilers, but I feel like this support should be built-in. Maybe it can be toggled with a global variable such as g:rspec_bundle_exec_prefix/g:rubocop_bundle_exec_prefix (or a consolidated g:ruby_compilers_bundle_exec_prefix).
Another reason I feel like this should be baked in is because if I were to create my own version of the compiler, then I'd have to copy-paste the other things as well like errorformat, which I feel is nicely done already in the inbuilt compilers.
I can raise a PR for this, but wanted to run this idea through the core maintainers first.
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