Set path for user install #8
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* Confirm system installed ruby is there before defaulting to it
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Looks great, thanks! Initially I was hoping to avoid the need to install a resource with root permissions in the per-user recipe but you're right that it won't work properly out of the box otherwise. |
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If you do a user install only (and no system install), then PATH won't get set for that user. This pull request includes
/etc/profile.d/rbenv.shfor user installs too. I also modified that file so it won't change the path for users without rbenv installed when there is no system install.