Closed egeexyz closed 4 years ago
Hi @egee-irl and thanks for reporting this issue.
What happens when you type rvm --version
?
About the mismatching info on README and installer, yeap, it's ugly. Fortunately we already have #36 for that, which I'll address in the next release.
It says
Command rvm not found, but there are 21 similar ones.
It probably added juno
as a distribution which is not in the ppa. Try changing /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*rvm*
to disco
or something that is available.
@egee-irl any lucky trying the solution pointed by @SuperSandro2000? In fact, you just added the PPA, but as you're using Elementary, apt
has not matched your system version, so rvm
package is not installed in your system.
elementaryOS is based on Ubuntu LTS which is currently bionic
. And as such, the entry in the apt sources is correct. It shows:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/rael-gc/rvm/ubuntu bionic main
What is the output of sudo apt install rvm
?
I've tested this issue as much as I'm going to. I recommend spinning up a VM and testing it yourself.
@egee-irl Thanks for the feedback!
Dummy question: had you restarted your system?
What happens if you run source /etc/profile.d/rvm.sh
and then try call rvm
?
The rvm.sh
actually wasn't there, despite apt claiming rvm was installed. I reinstalled rvm and the script showed up. After I sourced it, running which rvm
yielded /usr/share/rvm/bin/rvm
I'm going to close this issue because I think it was some sort of configuration related issue.
It's possible that it could be related to elementaryOS but ultimately I did not find the root cause.
If this happens in the future for people, I recommend:
Description
I followed the instructions word-for-word from the Readme and RVM is not in my path nor does it work at all.
Steps to reproduce
man rvm
Expected behavior
Man pages for rvm should appear
Actual behavior
No manual entry for rvm
Environment info
ALSO, the readme states
you're now member of rvm group)
but the installer says that the installer no longer does this.