Start Rails server with a require statement by passing an argument -

sometimes use pry , pry-debug debug rails application. problem if use additional ruby processes, in case use sidekiq.

in order make sidekiq code debugable have add following statement

require sidekiq/testing/inline 

this fine, it's cumbersome comment every time in , out. there way automate this? thought maybe it's idea create sub-class environment this. take parameters :development environment, add requirement , start so

$ rails server -e debug 

does make sense? don't know how clone or subclass environment, create debug.rb in config/environments, , then?

first solution comes mind little bit hackish, @ least should work ;).

require sidekiq/testing/inline if env['debug_env'] 

then just:

$ debug_env=1 rails server 

i go debug environmenr if have more things change.