Henne Vogelsang writes:
> Hey,
>
> On 01.07.2017 23:45, Cornelius Schumacher wrote:
>
>> It would be great, if we would have a nicer Ruby experience out of the box,
>> but I like the setup you described. This results in a nice experience.
>
> How about we write orr (openSUSE rvm replacement) that helps you switch
> between versions. Sounds like fun, next Hack Week...
I'd be surprised if rbenv can't be extended to do something like this.
Why not start with rbenv?
- extend it to recognize multiple system rubies
- set $RBENV_ROOT to a read-only system-path (currently setting version writes
to $RBENV_ROOT/version)
- have the ruby rpms install to ${RBENV_ROOT}/versions
Probably requires to add a "layered" approach to rbenv, so that instead of a
single RBENV_ROOT, it starts
with $HOME/.rbenv/ and then falls back to a system wide $RBENV_ROOT.
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