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I have a ruby script, which declare the ruby path in the first line
#! /usr/bin/ruby
But, I need it to be run in different system. And the path of Ruby are different in different system. How to handle this issue?
In unix systems you can get away with
This has the effect of using the
rubyfound on the path.envis a core binary on pretty much every unix.