Description of problem: The ruby-rvm package is not complete. In comparison, the Ubuntu package contains some scripts which does not contain the Mageia package : -rvm* -rvm-auto-ruby* -rvm-exec* -rvm-prompt* -rvm-shell* -rvmsudo* and this scripts are located at /usr/bin/ of a Ubuntu machine. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.6.3 How reproducible: of course because this scripts are not present in the Mageia rpm package. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
CC: (none) => marc.maurer
Priority: Normal => High
Summary: The ruby-rvm package is not complete. In comparison, the Ubuntu package contains some scripts w => The ruby-rvm package is not complete.
Keywords: (none) => Junior_jobAssignee: bugsquad => shikamaru
Iâm tempted to close this bug as not a bug since all these arenât included in the rvm gem, which is the purpose of this package. I admit this gem alone isnât really useful, and it should probably be a Suggests of a real rvm package, which is not done yet. See https://rvm.io/integration/passenger/ to see what this gem is useful for. Iâm not opposed to package rvm (the executable that is) as rvm though, and make it require ruby-rvm, but the installation procedure makes it kinda difficult to package. If you want a user install of rvm then you probably donât need a rpm for it, and itâs the recommended way of installing it. Iâm certainly not going to package it as a multi-user install that will modify the default umask and introduce security risks, see the documentation on https://rvm.io/rvm/install/ Anyway, installing this package should normally pull all dependencies needed to build rubies (with suggests for jruby and ironruby), so itâs still a good take imho. Please reopen this bug if you think you can get a way to package it in a clean way for multi-user install, I would be glad to review it. Regards,
Keywords: Junior_job => (none)Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => WONTFIX