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What is the latest RVM version?

What is the latest RVM version?

January 15, 2021 – RVM 1.29.12 released.

  • December 29, 2020 – RVM 1.29.11 released.
  • March 25, 2020 – RVM 1.29.10 released.
  • July 10, 2019 – RVM 1.29.9 released.
  • May 8, 2019 – RVM 1.29.8 released.
  • January 3, 2019 – RVM 1.29.7 released.
  • December 13, 2018 – RVM 1.29.6 released.
  • December 12, 2018 – RVM 1.29.5 released.
  • How do I update my ruby version?

    Ruby versions (updating)

    1. Upgrade ruby (using rvm) sudo rvm get head.
    2. Install bundler. gem install bundler.
    3. Go to application root directory and install gems. cd APPLICATION_ROOT.
    4. Install Easy Redmine. rake easyproject:install RAILS_ENV=production.
    5. You may also need to change the ruby version in a startup script.

    Which is the current version of RVM for Ruby?

    This has changed, as mentioned above RVM stable is released and only bugfixes / ruby version updates are applied to it. The current equivalent of latest is stable and should be used instead. When updating very old versions head should be used and can be followed by stable. obtains the given branch possibly from the given owner, examples:

    How often does RVM get a new version?

    Every month or two a stable release of RVM is created, it includes minor version increase. Between releases only bugfixes and ruby version updates are added to it with teeny version update. Normal development and major changes continue on the master branch to install it use head version.

    How can I install a Ruby interpreter on RVM?

    Official ruby interpreter releases that are supported by RVM can be installed using any of the below methods. RVM maintains a list of interpreters and versions thereof to which it may install. In order to see this list run the following command. Please note that RVM is not limited to simply this list.

    When to use head when updating Ruby Version Manager?

    When updating very old versions head should be used and can be followed by stable. obtains the given branch possibly from the given owner, examples: will remove the gems rvm, bundler and rubygems-bundler from global.gems, will add hirb to global gems and will add rails and haml to default.gems.