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Mislav Marohnić authored
When `rbenv init` is invoked to automatically edit shell startup files, the generated lines will be invoking `rbenv init - --no-rehash` by default to help speed up shell startup. Auto-rehashing on every shell startup can be slow for some users but is not crucial to rbenv operation. Lets assume that rbenv shims are already healthy and that they will be regenerated as needed after installing new ruby versions and gems.
Mislav Marohnić authoredWhen `rbenv init` is invoked to automatically edit shell startup files, the generated lines will be invoking `rbenv init - --no-rehash` by default to help speed up shell startup. Auto-rehashing on every shell startup can be slow for some users but is not crucial to rbenv operation. Lets assume that rbenv shims are already healthy and that they will be regenerated as needed after installing new ruby versions and gems.
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