larouxn left a comment (openstreetmap/openstreetmap-website#6333)
That's fair. If a contributor doesn't use `chruby`, `rbenv`, `rvm`, or
`ruby-lsp` (may be others) this won't do anything for them. That said, `chruby`
+ `ruby-install`, `rbenv`, and `rvm` are most of the most popular Ruby
development setups so I think a decent number of contributors may benefit from
having a checked-in `.ruby-version`.
> After rbenv injects itself into your PATH at installation time, any
> invocation of `ruby`, `gem`, `bundler`, or other Ruby-related executable will
> first activate rbenv. Then, rbenv scans the current project directory for a
> file named `.ruby-version`. If found, that file determines the version of
> Ruby that should be used within that directory. Finally, rbenv looks up that
> Ruby version among those installed under `~/.rbenv/versions/`.
Source: [rbenv's
README](https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv/blob/d1a19a398f78ec8e94a5ad251aaf8d241053fdbe/README.md)
> Additionally you might want to list your preferred ruby version in a
> `.ruby-version` file stored in your project folder. This would cause
> automatic switch to selected ruby whenever you enter the folder.
Source: [rvm's
README](https://github.com/rvm/rvm/blob/551ef582307ae524ec9c2999fc0abf820c286dde/README.md)
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