-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Mon, 23 Nov 2015 04:43:51 +0100 (CET) [email protected] wrote:
> So why rbenv? Strictly because it's the one I know the most because it's imposed at work. I tend to personally prefer chruby because it is the simplest in design. A while back, there was a lot of fuss about Ruby in apt with the Debian folk. I don't recall all the details but there was some squabbling over 1.8 and moving to 1.9/2.0. From that point forward, I've never trusted system ruby. Additionally, using something like rbenv or chruby allows you to have the most recent ruby installed locally in userland. If you combine it with something like chgems, you can isolate gemsets should you run down the rabbit hole of too many gems being installed on the system (often a real problem when versions aren't explicitly declared). cmh -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJWUpWCAAoJEP4mb/sadwhoHSgP/i60/ChXSqtVWrkGnEDDJy8w VBCXhaqfIpo2seYez0C6XSiLX/BDiyS4qe3Tcf3UF97jOuSF2KitZUeO4JuozMM7 vjQB8L8o4tvkPvFcc80G+n+rgl3JlWgc9aad3bSaz7i9deAal7LRB4t0kBNmZch7 8gVPjghP5Qd2DlHWV0hVH8d8+T3G3oMCQcPyxVIPLDO6XaUSFT4xUck6ZWHwCLRp 8eUzgaF9sJWOCvX+STY47A06fb+nRH9/gb9nmWj3NjfKUJzIWDqFdYYYqeCaiwsn PeKjGhETZq1SQN+98+CT4SfwV2nhJpN9dAlTKBBTvCbrtz4pLFe3kQOE/Jswiz5F 8fLeMNM/6anmlaPXQo/sCew3ZezRdOwUQxs4rf5LXiPZnbRhfqstlDm04dfPZUkq 2PT2GvkHx3oSno8gZbgAyQpSBVONKIB34F7R7YpifnCM17WqaeTfZonaTSkeyYbc eSXyA9/14xl9MaFKcLpJn3zVeb3D+G/RhPJSuCXIP3mn+yQQfKp6a1KexxK84Va5 vWRZF8N62eEKyAnXQL6ZaEHG0ilMzk+q5R8RnGs2zP5rnCl/qDygUZ4PFsZDpTbZ YhaREdiQL98FsubykjWz7AuzGfTfHSNYvzNwHko6jYtrJX7NJ48czp05Krqv6VCI YyouStNv7VXSgvsk5Ez/ =u5Bd -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
