I seem to be getting 8.1 / 8.14 pretty consistently with Firefox network tab.

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I’ve tested the new instructions from the README on both 
Alpine and FreeBSD live servers: everything works as intended.

So I have removed the bundle/inline from the main wruby file and 
instead instruct users to `gem install` the proper dependencies

Hope this makes things easier!

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I’m not sure why you’re getting a disk space error? git itself is roughly 10-25MB 
only (based on platform) - are you sure you’re not trying to install something different?

As for the 1MB limit, it is based off individual page size as mentioned on the submission 
page:

> Total web page size

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This has been fixed with: https://git.sr.ht/~bt/wruby/commit/15741e4f9ee0e80b84152f2f560dc34e03f64d8e

The README is now updated to reflect the required install commands for gems.

Let me know if you still run into issues!

Sorry, you are correct - let me look into this!

You’ll want to run: `make build` first, in order to install all the required dependencies. Otherwise it will complain about missing gems.

That’s odd. To me this error:

> require': cannot load such file -- bundler/inline

Looks as though bundler isn’t available or installed?

> If I write the script maybe we could include it in a contrib/ [1] dir?

Although not a bad idea, I would like to keep the core project as a 
baseline. (An example: I have an "embedded" coding font in my wruby 
website but do not include that in the core project)

> Would it be useful to add sitemap generation?

While that isn’t a bad idea, I think I would prefer to keep the base of wruby as simple as possible.

Adding a script that runs after the “build” has completed (or including it in the build process itself) should be 
included by users themselves.