For more information, see this gist. If you can help or wish to become one of the maintainers - just start helping. Love RVM? Help us maintain RVM, a donation can help with it. It is kept up to date automatically. Though I will say that it's preferred to not have to run bundle exec or run through rubygems-bundler from a performance perspective. There's an extra 1s or so that it takes to get through bundle exec.
Also, I would suggest bundle clean --force rather than gem cleanup. It works better in my experience. Also, I'm not able to get this technique to work for executables that come with gems installed via git in the Gemfile. Those still seem to require bundle exec. I'll look at "bundle clean --force" -- the biggest problem with "gem cleanup" is if you're switching branches on a project and move BACKWARD version-wise wrt gems I've found "rvm gemset empty" to be a handy way to approach that, but of course it slows things down like crazy when you have to do a bundle install again.
The only time I've seen bundle exec be required for a git-backed gem is when the gem stupidly tries to use Bundler to load its own dependencies. Of course it could be the case that this is the scenario in which rubygems-bundler breaks, and I'm just not remembering it I need to look into that more and refine this protip a bit.
MrJoy : no problem. Also, you may want to look into bundle install --standalone if you want the fastest startup times, it dumps a setup. To my knowledge there aren't any binstub or rubygems-bundler equivalents that will take advantage of it though so you'd be in uncharted territory. Personally, I use rubygems-bundler and I include things I run frequently and that are not git based in my.
And then in that case, yes you must:. Last Updated: June 10, Using RVM the right way and never typing "bundle exec" again Second: Set up RVM as it was meant to be. Z-pWWW projectname This will confine version chaos to being per-project. Something like this: gem 'foreman', groups: 'cli' Voila!
No more version hell, no more "bundle exec", and that's that. You can choose to load the Bundler environment by adding a block to the top of your Rakefile, but you needn't load the whole world in the process: require 'rubygems' require 'bundler' Bundler.
Written by Jon Frisby. Related protips. Fixing bundler issues like "git github. Once you have added the users you want to be able to use RVM to the rvm group, those users MUST log out and back in to gain rvm group membership because group memberships are only evaluated by the operating system at initial login time.
Gemsets created by these users will be hosted in their HOME directory. It's not possible to use global gemsets from system without using tricks like manually linking directories and they should not be used in mixed-mode. Please bear in mind that 'system' in this context does not refer to your distribution's ruby packages, but to the RVM Multi-User installation. You have two possibilities to manage RVM. The first one is to add managers to the rvm group.
The second one is to use separate managers with rvmsudo and privilege escalation. Note that it is not safe to use rvmsudo from mixed mode user. Both can be mixed without any side-effect. It is however very important to not enable mixed-mode gemsets or rubies for the managers.
This should not impact your system. This mode should also works with passenger, please follow passenger instructions. Close out your current shell or terminal session and open a new one preferred. You may load RVM with the following command:. If installation and configuration were successful, RVM should now load whenever you open a new shell.
This can be tested by executing the following command which should output rvm is a function as shown below.
NOTE : Before reporting problems check rvm notes as it might contain important information. Display a list of all known rubies.
Optionally, you can set a version of Ruby to use as the default for new shells. Note that this overrides the 'system' ruby:. If you are new to RVM I recommend that you read the basics page.
At the end of the basics page there are further links for getting started.
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