Discover and load debug.gem even if it's not in Gemfile#448
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(ruby/irb#448) * Minor fixes on debug command * Discover and load debug.gem even if it's not in Gemfile * Eliminate else for rescue * Discover the latest one from all gem paths
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This is what I wanted to do in the
debugcommand, which is not possible in debug.gem. The most useful and unique feature ofbinding.irbis that you don't need to write that in Gemfile. Thisload_bundled_debug_gemimplementation applies it to thedebugcommand onbinding.irb.This is a bit hacky for sure, but you can always avoid its risks by just adding debug.gem to Gemfile. Thus I believe this is a superset in terms of supported use cases.