Different versions of rubygems

[Ramon Tayag]

Is it possible to have different versions of rubygems on one machine? Some older apps require older rubygems.

I tried following http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/rubies/rubygems/:

$ rvm rubygems 1.3.5

But it seems to install it rvm-wide - other projects that are supposed to have later versions of rubygems have 1.3.5 as well, even if they are on different gemsets.

Ramon Tayag

[Wayne Seguin]

You are correct, bottom section of
http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/rubies/rubygems/

It installs it to the currently selected RVM interpreter.

[Ramon Tayag]

Does this mean there isn't a way with RVM, at least as of now? Or, I
should use different Rubies for each app if I'm to do so?

If the latter is the case, can you have two copies of one Ruby? Let's
say both apps use the same Ruby version, but different gemsets.

Ramon Tayag

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[Wayne E. Seguin]

Use the named rubies feature.

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[Ramon Tayag]

Thanks Wayne, I'll check this out.

Ramon Tayag