Open MartyBeGood opened 4 years ago
The RVM Prompt segment doesn't display the used gemset, only the used ruby version.
The documentation for rvm-prompt says that
v
2.6.0
p
-rc1
g
@foo
So
rvm-prompt v p
2.6.0-rc1
rvm-prompt v p g
2.6.0-rc1@foo
Also we don't need to strip a ruby- from the output string. That's the interpreter identifier (for MRI) that would be included with the i flag.
ruby-
i
The RVM Prompt segment doesn't display the used gemset, only the used ruby version.
The documentation for rvm-prompt says that
vreturns the version (e.g.2.6.0)preturns the patchlevel (e.g.-rc1)greturns the gemset (e.g.@foo)So
rvm-prompt v p(current master) would return2.6.0-rc1rvm-prompt v p gwhich would return2.6.0-rc1@fooAlso we don't need to strip a
ruby-from the output string. That's the interpreter identifier (for MRI) that would be included with theiflag.