wayneeseguin · June 15, 2010 13:13 · stve · Jun 24, 2010 · wayneeseguin · Jun 25, 2010
diff --git a/0_notes.txt b/0_notes.txt
 This is an example of using RVM's Project .rvmrc file 
 to have it automatically bootstrap your environment, including bundler.
 This could be further expanded to do anything you require :)

 The important thing to remember is that the purpose of these files is
 to allow you to very easily have your 'project context' (aka 'environment')
 loaded automatically for you when you enter the project in the shell (cd).

 You can generate the .rvmrc file below by running:

    rvm --create --rvmrc use 1.9.2
diff --git a/1_.rvmrc b/1_.rvmrc
 # Project specific .rvmrc file
 if [[ -s "/Users/wayne/.rvm/environments/ruby-1.9.2-preview3" ]] ; then
  . "/Users/wayne/.rvm/environments/ruby-1.9.2-preview3"
 else
  rvm --create use "ruby-1.9.2-preview3"
 fi

 [[ -s "project_name.gems" ]] && rvm gemset import project_name.gems

 bundle install
diff --git a/2_Gemfile b/2_Gemfile
 gem "haml"
 gem "compass"
diff --git a/3_project_name.gems b/3_project_name.gems
 bundler -v0.9.26
	This is an example of using RVM's Project .rvmrc file
	to have it automatically bootstrap your environment, including bundler.
	This could be further expanded to do anything you require :)

	The important thing to remember is that the purpose of these files is
	to allow you to very easily have your 'project context' (aka 'environment')
	loaded automatically for you when you enter the project in the shell (cd).

	You can generate the .rvmrc file below by running:

	rvm --create --rvmrc use 1.9.2
	# Project specific .rvmrc file
	if [[ -s "/Users/wayne/.rvm/environments/ruby-1.9.2-preview3" ]] ; then
	. "/Users/wayne/.rvm/environments/ruby-1.9.2-preview3"
	else
	rvm --create use "ruby-1.9.2-preview3"
	fi

	[[ -s "project_name.gems" ]] && rvm gemset import project_name.gems

	bundle install