add hook for setup script #865
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This gives you the ability to pass script text to the `setup-ruby` action. The script will be executed after Ruby and Bundler are installed, but before `bundle install` is run. If you want to execute a script on disk, just pass the filename, like `'./setup.sh'` or `'ruby setup.rb'` If you intend to use this to install a custom Bundler version or the like, make sure to specify `bundler: none` so you don't get a second version installed.
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This gives you the ability to pass script text to the
setup-rubyaction. The script will be executed after Ruby and Bundler are installed, but beforebundle installis run.This lets you install packages or Bundler plugins, download patches, anything.
If you want to execute a script on disk, just pass the filename, like
'./setup.sh'or'ruby setup.rb'If you intend to use this to install a custom Bundler version or the like, make sure to specify
bundler: noneso you don't get a second version installed.