Tuesday, March 22, 2016
I knew about rvm in this group about a month ago and I used it to create a project specific gemset for my first application with the --ruby-version option.
This creates the '.ruby-version' and '.ruby-gemset' files used by rvm to load the correct gemset when I enter the directory. That's useful.
Probably because I have not much experience about rvm, I still have to understand how to use it with clone repositories.
I suppose the original application was created with a determined ruby version and gemset.
Am I expected to deduce the ruby version of the original application, install it and create with rvm that precise gemset for the clone?
What am I supposed to do?
If my questions sound absurd or naive to an experienced user, probably they are.
I hope you will forgive me for that
-- This creates the '.ruby-version' and '.ruby-gemset' files used by rvm to load the correct gemset when I enter the directory. That's useful.
Probably because I have not much experience about rvm, I still have to understand how to use it with clone repositories.
I suppose the original application was created with a determined ruby version and gemset.
Am I expected to deduce the ruby version of the original application, install it and create with rvm that precise gemset for the clone?
What am I supposed to do?
If my questions sound absurd or naive to an experienced user, probably they are.
I hope you will forgive me for that
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