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Ruby run shell command in a specific directory

I know how to run a shell command in Ruby like:

%x[#{cmd}]

But, how do I specify a directory to run this command?

Is there a similar way of shelling out, similar to subprocess.Popen in Python:

subprocess.Popen(r'c:mytoolool.exe', cwd=r'd:estlocal')

Thanks!

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You can use the block-version of Dir.chdir. Inside the block you are in the requested directory, after the Block you are still in the previous directory:

Dir.chdir('mydir'){
  %x[#{cmd}]
}

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