Newly installed ruby not listed in chruby about chruby HOT 16 CLOSED

Yes, this is because chruby loads Rubies at startup. I could add a chruby_load function?

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Ya, that will be great!

Or is it possible to always reload the list, right before we run chruby to list the installed rubies?

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Not currently, since users can explicitly define RUBIES with custom globs.

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I see, what chruby_load function that you suggested will do?

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Probably just these two lines. chruby_load would then be called at the bottom of the script.

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Ah I see, that should work.

BTW, as I don't explicitly define RUBIES myself, each time I run: source ~/.bashrc, the items in RUBIES list will be doubled with duplicates.

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ah good catch. I guess chruby_load should re-set RUBIES.

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👍

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0.3.3 will initialize RUBIES to () on load. I will probably add a reload.sh or refresh.sh file in 0.4.0 that users can load; since not everyone installs Rubies on the fly.

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I'm still having this problem.

$ chruby --version
chruby version 0.3.4

I have to run this to get the newly installed ruby recognized by chruby:
source /usr/share/chruby/chruby.sh # archlinux

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Sorry for the wait. There will be a chruby_install function in 0.4.0. Until then, simply restart the shell or re-load chruby.sh.

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See #97.

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Is this functionality still on the road map?

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@hedgehog we'd have to replace $RUBIES with $RUBIES_DIRS or something similar, so not happening until 1.0.

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This kept annoying me, and I couldn't wait, so I decided to just do it myself. I put this in my .zshrc (and I'm sure it can be adapted to other shells, too, though you might want to double check that the inlined Ruby code works for any version of Ruby you're likely to use or use an absolute path with a predictable Ruby version floor on your system):

chruby-reload () {
  eval "RUBIES=($(
    ruby -rshellwords -e '
      puts STDIN.read
        .split("\n")
        .grep_v(/^$/) # reject blank lines
        .grep_v(/^#/) # reject comments
        .flat_map { |path| Dir[File.expand_path(path)] }
        .map { |path| Shellwords.escape(path) }
        .join " "
    ' < ~/.rubiesrc
  ))"
}

alias chruby='chruby-reload && chruby '

and my .rubiesrc looks like this:

# migrating from rbenv
/usr/local/var/rbenv/versions/*

/usr/local/var/versions/ruby/*

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Just ran into this myself.

Is still a DIY, or has something been implemented for this?

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