Fix tool detection on Windows OS #179
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`command` is a unix shell builtin command which is not available on Windows, even in a MSYS2 enabled environment. This is because ruby runs the string passed to `Kernel.system` in a `cmd` shell, which doesn't know this command. But `where` is a proper replacement on Windows.
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Looks like #176 is exactly the same solution. |
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commandis a unix shell builtin command which is not available on Windows, even in a MSYS2 enabled environment. This is because ruby runs the string passed toKernel.systemin acmdshell, which doesn't know this command. Butwhereis a proper replacement on Windows.With this change cssbundling-rails works out of the box on Windows with the Rubyinstaller and with yarn installed per pacman. And the unique feature is the unrivaled slowness that Windows offers even on fast hardware!