agrimm · October 17, 2011 02:00
diff --git a/gistfile1.txt b/gistfile1.txt
 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7783102/using-rvm-and-git-can-i-associate-a-ruby-version-with-each-branch/7787316#7787316

 A) rbenv has nothing to do with RVM, quit attempting to push rbenv to people asking RVM questions. Is the guy paying you to troll RVM questions and start pushing rbenv in another lame attempt to get people to switch? Bad enough he's already spread FUD about the RVM project and the internals of RVM as it is.

 B) TO answer the question, yes using the post-checkout hook is what you would want to do. Just reload rvm and it will pick it up. Also, the reason for the need to have one per branch is because if you change it the next checkout will overwrite it with the original. Thats why. (More explaining so people understand why it has to be reloaded at all)
	http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7783102/using-rvm-and-git-can-i-associate-a-ruby-version-with-each-branch/7787316#7787316

	A) rbenv has nothing to do with RVM, quit attempting to push rbenv to people asking RVM questions. Is the guy paying you to troll RVM questions and start pushing rbenv in another lame attempt to get people to switch? Bad enough he's already spread FUD about the RVM project and the internals of RVM as it is.

	B) TO answer the question, yes using the post-checkout hook is what you would want to do. Just reload rvm and it will pick it up. Also, the reason for the need to have one per branch is because if you change it the next checkout will overwrite it with the original. Thats why. (More explaining so people understand why it has to be reloaded at all)