hi, do you all use JENV ?
it seems very convenient but just hoped for some feedback from this list
i.e. this in the context of coding and testing jruby projects.
thanks
Charles
hi, do you all use JENV ?
it seems very convenient but just hoped for some feedback from this list
i.e. this in the context of coding and testing jruby projects.
thanks
Charles
so let me ask this another way, what do you all do to manage different
versions of java, conveniently ?
thanks
Charles
I don’t know what you mean by convince but usually alternatives works
for me in the terminal. If I have to use a Mac, I just source scripts
that reset env variables.
Also I use IntelliJ, which manages per module SDKs for me. Some people
like a per-session configuration because alternatives is a system wide
setting and it isn’t available on OS X, I think that’s where jenv will
help.
When it comes to and assembly and integration testing, our build
environment is VM based but I recently started working with Vagrant and
am extremely pleased with it.
Sent from my mobile device. Please excuse any errors.
my convenient I mean like rvm use etc
I do use Intellij as well and with regards to dev that works fine
Vagrant is cool, use to build my VMs for testing
Charles
This forum is not affiliated to the Ruby language, Ruby on Rails framework, nor any Ruby applications discussed here.
Sponsor our Newsletter | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Remote Ruby Jobs