- Pass --disable-install-doc configure option by default to rbenv::compile (by Jonathan Owens)
- Use cache folder for rbenv installations to benefit from rbenv/ruby-build#232
- Use .profile as the default rc file and let the user override it. (This choice is preferred than bashrc because login shells do not read .bashrc file.)
- Fix the usage of ruby interpreter during gem execution environment in rbenvgem provider.
- Use rbenv::gem to install bundler inside proper ruby environment.
- Fix class name for rbenv dependencies.
- Support for installation of rbenv plugins (Special thanks to @fgrehm - Fabio
Rehm)
- Implemented rbenv::plugin
- Moved ruby-build to rbenv::plugin::rubybuild
- Implemented rbenv::plugin::rbenvvars
- Support for custom ruby build definitions (by Fabio Rehm)
- Refactored test suite related to the major changes (by Mislav Marohnic)
- Added bundle resource to bundle install inside a client directory (by Marcello Barnaba)
- Added a client resource defining an user that shares an rbenv installation. (by Marcello Barnaba)
- Major rewrite of the core parts (Special thanks to @vjt - Marcello
Barnaba)
- Rbenv class has been removed and replaced by defines for installation, compilation etc.
- Refactor gem installation. Implemented rubygems provider, type etc.
- Added SuSE dependencies.
- Implemented gem installation capabilities (rbenv::gem first iteration by newrelic team).
- Support multiple users with different rbenvs (by newrelic guys).
- Fix escape string for PATH environment variable [GH-11]
- Add option to set group of the user [GH-9]
- Add option to set user home
- CentOS, Redhat compatibility [GH-5]
- Allow per user installation (several users on a single machine can have rbenv setup for them) [GH-5]
- Provide a more generic approach. Now the root user can be used, too.
- Move install to a define and provide more parameterization. WARNING! This is a major changeset and it is not compatible with previous versions. This will be included in a new minor version.
- Handle dependencies based on platform.
- Add specs and basic testing structures.
- Hello World