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For blessed gems, shim their commands so users know how to use them. #4254

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@parkr parkr commented Dec 11, 2015

Basically doing #4253 but for Jekyll 3.

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What if we did this for all gems instead of through commands? If Jane adds gem: jekyll-this-gem then we throw with the message: "unable to require jekyll-this-gem" have you installed `"jekyll-this-gem"? Most of the time we can infer what the gem name is reliably from the require.

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parkr commented Dec 24, 2015

If Jane adds gem: jekyll-this-gem then we throw with the message: "unable to require jekyll-this-gem" have you installed `"jekyll-this-gem"?

Yes, we do! Anywhere we use Jekyll::External.require_with_graceful_fail, we are doing that. This PR is for subcommands.

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