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+50. I use virtualenv in python religiously, and I'm working on a Ruby client. For now, I keep the following in my ~/.profile, which mirror workon from virtualenvwrapper:
function rbworkon () {
home=${HOME};
source ~/.sandbox/${1}/bin/activate_sandbox;
export HOME=${home};
}
It's not a problem for deployment use with a dedicated user, but for personal use it's a KO criterion. Especially since that also likely means you cannot use specific bang-paths for "run under" behaviour like with virtualenv.
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matin commentedon Jan 26, 2011
+50. I use virtualenv in python religiously, and I'm working on a Ruby client. For now, I keep the following in my ~/.profile, which mirror workon from virtualenvwrapper:
jhermann commentedon Sep 14, 2017
It's not a problem for deployment use with a dedicated user, but for personal use it's a KO criterion. Especially since that also likely means you cannot use specific bang-paths for "run under" behaviour like with virtualenv.
jhermann commentedon Sep 14, 2017
Also, the README should explain why this is ‘better’ than RVM gem sets, or rbenv.