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by bradleyland
4445 days ago
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I used to pursue this same goal. Then I decided to reclaim my sanity and stopped swimming upstream. I dropped RVM in production environments and started using ruby-build to drop a Ruby in /usr/local. When you do this you drop a ton of configuration overhead involved with custom paths to your Ruby interpreter. That doesn't sound like much, but when you're fighting with environments in login vs non-login shells, cron jobs, remotely executed Capistrano tasks, etc, it's an overhead that I'm happy to have behind me. If one of our Ruby apps require a different Ruby version, it goes on a different VM. Sounds like overkill, but you can get a VM down to $5/month from DigitalOcean. How much time is $5/month worth? |
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