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It may be that some people with complex scenarios prefer rvm. It would be interesting to hear from them. (for real! I'd be interested!) I like the sandboxed ge
by eaurouge 13y ago
It may be that some people with complex scenarios prefer rvm. It would be interesting to hear from them. (for real! I'd be interested!)
I like the sandboxed gemsets that RVM provides. It seems you can do something similar with rbenv if you use this add-on [1].
I've also used the RVM gem programmatically to install gems on the fly in an isolated environment, and optionally tear the whole thing down when the program completes.
1. https://github.com/jf/rbenv-gemset https://github.com/jf/rbenv-gemset
- regularfry 13y ago> I like the sandboxed gemsets that RVM provides. It seems you can do something similar with rbenv if you use this add-on [1]. There are many ways to skin that cat. It's not a particularly difficult problem to solve. I wrote one of my own[0] - it's worth doing that yourself to understand how it works, I'd say. > I've also used the RVM gem programmatically to install gems on the fly in an isolated environment, and optionally tear the whole thing down when the program completes. That's quite an interesting approach - is this for continuous integration? [0] https://github.com/regularfry/gemenv.git https://github.com/regularfry/gemenv.git, https://github.com/regularfry/rv.git https://github.com/regularfry/rv.git