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Programming Ruby 3.2 (5th Edition): "you wanted to ever do" (page 7)
In the beginning of the second sentence of the paragraph just before the “What is rbenv Actually Doing?” aside block, the sentence begins with, “If all you wanted to ever do was…” Now, I’m not entirely sure if what I’m about to suggest is correct, but putting “ever” before “wanted” like, “If all you ever wanted to do was,” feels more natural, but I can’t explain why.
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