Manage your app's Ruby environment
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A Sinatra API interface to Ruby versions, releases and branches.
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Arch User Repository (AUR) PKGBUILD for the VCS version of ruby-build (https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build)
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A simple bash approach to managing your shell environment with regards to ruby gems, specifically the $GEM_HOME variable.
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Ruby enVironment Manager (RVM)
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MCVE to reproduce Ruby bug in phusion/passenger-full:1.0.1
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A simple bash approach to providing automated dependency installation and ruby compilation for the requested version and flavor, supporting ruby, jruby, rubinius, truffle ruby and mruby.
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Arch User Repository (AUR) PKGBUILD for the VCS version of rbenv (https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv)
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It seems that the current behavior when rvm automatically switches Ruby versions is to do it silently if it's by .ruby-version or, if it's because of a Gemfile, display that three-line warning about how Heroku does it too and with instructions on how not to show that warning again.
I think .ruby-version switching the Ruby version silently is not great, because it requires that the user remember