Hi Dan, 30 mars 2020 à 19:18 de [email protected]:
> [email protected] wrote: > >> >> So if I've quite understood, at work you have 2 ruby environments: >> * /usr/bin/ruby ->??ruby-$VERSIONX: you let Debian deal with it and you >> personally don't mess with it, except for updating Ruby and its gems when >> Debian itself provides new versions. >> * /opt/ruby-$VERSIONY: you have your own gem repository so you and your >> colleagues can install/update/remove any gem depending on your specific >> needs. >> Right? >> > > We don't touch the Debian-provided Ruby at all; if something > we've installed *for the system* wants Ruby, the Debian Ruby > environment provides it. For systems administration, we think > that the Debian Ruby folks know what they are doing. > > /opt/ruby-$VERSION (and there can be a bunch of them) contains > both packaged ruby binaries and gem libraries pulled from our > own repo. For developing our own software, we want more recent > versions and we want tight control over which versions we use. > Yes, I think we are on the same wavelength :) Thanks again. Best regards, l0f4r0
