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TaKO8Ki / frum

A little bit fast and modern Ruby version manager written in Rust
MIT License
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Aliases don't seem to work #87

Closed czottmann closed 3 years ago

czottmann commented 3 years ago

Issue description

I've symlinked Ruby minor versions in $FRUM_DIR/aliases/, e.g. 3.0 → 3.0.2. Unfortunately, when using the aliases in a .ruby-version file, they don't seem to do anything, and frum reverts to the global version.

My FRUM_DIR is set to ~/.cache/frum/.

Steps to reproduce the issue

  1. Create new folder, inside create a .ruby-version version file containing an alias version.
  2. Change out of the folder, then back in to that folder.

What's the expected result?

When changing into alias-test/, frum resolves the alias 2.7 found in the .ruby-version file to 2.7.4 and sets Ruby 2.7.4.

What's the actual result?

When changing into alias-test/, frum doesn't resolve the alias 2.7 and instead falls back to my globally set Ruby 3.0.2.

Screenshot:

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Note the Ruby version in the last prompt.

TaKO8Ki commented 3 years ago

@carlo Thank you for opening the issue! I'll investigate the cause of the bug 👍

TaKO8Ki commented 3 years ago

@carlo I'm sorry for the late reply. I created frum referencing to rbenv, so frum does not support version aliases like rvm.

czottmann commented 3 years ago

Oh, alright. Well, not a problem, thanks for getting back to me!