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I want to run bundle install as a background process and hide its output from the terminal.
Currently I do this
bundle > /dev/null &
but maybe there is a better and shorter way do achieve the same result?
If you really aren’t concerned with its output (and whether it succeeds or fails), you can also redirect the stderr of the process: