move ruby discovery code into a function #493
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| for dir in "$PREFIX/opt/rubies" "$HOME/.rubies"; do |
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Shell script must be hard-tab indented.
share/chruby/chruby.sh
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I tend to put any non-function code at the end of the file.
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Since you're adding a new function, I would technically need to merge this into the 0.4.0 branch. |
When you install a new ruby in a different terminal shell, chruby does not pick up on the new ruby version. The solution is to to source chruby.sh again. Introducing chruby_discover which will allow any shell to pick up on the new ruby versions
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Fixed. Thanks for the feedback. I forgot all about tabs. It is ok if you don't want to go this route and bump the major version. |
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When you install a new ruby in a different terminal shell, chruby does not pick up on the new ruby version.
The solution is to to source chruby.sh again.
Introducing chruby_discover which will allow any shell to pick up on the new ruby versions
Yes, I was trying to "optimize" this functionality in #492 - but this PR is not an optimization play.
I have had this function defined in my bashrc for a while and thought others may want it as well.