RubyAutoInstaller is designed to be run automatically (cronjob, startup, etc) and install Ruby versions. This saves the downtime of waiting for new Ruby versions to download an compile.
$ gem install ruby_auto_installer
Usage:
ruby_auto_installer update
Options:
-n, [--manager-name=MANAGER_NAME] # Manager to use (asdf/rbenv/rvm)
-v, [--verbose] # Verbose output
-g, [--greedy] # Install all versions, not just latest patch
-m, [--min-version=MIN_VERSION] # Minimum Ruby version to consider (i.e."2.0")
-d, [--dry_run] # List versions that would be installed, but do not install
By default only the latest patch version will be installed
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/mc-squared/ruby_auto_installer.
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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