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Installs a gem in a specific RVM ruby/gemset, and creates wrapper script to always use that specific ruby/gemset.
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby | |
# Installs a gem in a specific RVM ruby/gemset, and helps you create | |
# an alias to a CLI/bin script to always use that gemset. | |
# Wonderfully useful for utility scripts (engineyard's ey or github-gem's gh) | |
# | |
# USAGE: | |
# freeze_gem_cli engineyard ey | |
# freeze_gem_cli github gh ruby-1.8.7p334 | |
# | |
# Then add the suggested aliases to your .bash_profile | |
gem_name, gem_executable, rvmruby = ARGV[0..2] | |
puts "USAGE: freeze_gem_cli GEMNAME [EXEC] [RVMRUBY]" and exit 1 unless gem_name | |
gem_executable ||= gem_name | |
gemset_name = "#{gem_name}-cli-#{gem_executable}" | |
rvmruby ||= `rvm current`.strip | |
rvmgemset = "#{rvmruby}@#{gemset_name}" | |
def run_cmd(cmd) | |
puts cmd | |
puts `#{cmd}` | |
end | |
run_cmd "rvm --create #{rvmgemset} exec gem install #{gem_name}" | |
run_cmd "rvm wrapper #{rvmgemset} --no-prefix #{gem_executable}" |
So I keep the installer step, and then run the "rvm wrapper 1.8.7@ey --no-prefix ey" command instead of creating my own wrapper?
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Dr Nic Williams
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…On Thursday, May 12, 2011 at 9:26 AM, wayneeseguin wrote:
Aha! I knew I recalled a no prefix option,
∴ rvm wrapper ***@***.*** --no-prefix ey
So that it is clear I am in a different env,
∴ rvm 1.9.2
∴ ruby -v
ruby 1.9.2p180 (2011-02-18 revision 30909) [x86_64-darwin10.7.0]
And we have the desired result,
∴ ey
Usage:
ey [--help] [--version] COMMAND [ARGS]
Deploy commands:
ey deploy # Deploy specified branch, tag, or sha to specified environment.
ey environments # List environments for this app; use --all to list all environments.
ey logs # Retrieve the latest logs for an environment.
ey rebuild # Rebuild specified environment.
ey rollback # Rollback to the previous deploy.
Recipes commands:
ey recipes apply # Run chef recipes uploaded by the 'recipes upload' command on the specified environment.
ey recipes upload # Upload custom chef recipes to specified environment so they can be applied.
ey recipes download # Download a copy of the custom chef recipes from this environment into the current directory.
Web commands:
ey web enable # Remove the maintenance page for this application in the given environment.
ey web disable # Put up the maintenance page for this application in the given environment.
Other commands:
ey ssh # Open an ssh session to the master app server, or run a command.
See 'ey help COMMAND' for more information on a specific command.
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If you are not using this for on default ruby installs then that sounds about right.
Although this functionality might be useful to add directly into RVM :)
I think its a useful addition into rvm; I wanted to spike out the idea. I was struggling to get you to do it :P
I wasn't fully understanding what you were getting at until you did this gist.
And now you get the gist of what I was on about. Hazaar for gists! :)
"You get my drift?"
"No, but I do get your gist..."
;)
This is hard to ingist.
Cheers
Nic
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…On May 12, 2011, at 5:50 PM, ***@***.*** wrote:
"You get my drift?"
"No, but I do get your gist..."
;)
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Aha! I knew I recalled a no prefix option,
So that it is clear I am in a different env,
And we have the desired result,