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		eulerphi on Oct 7, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Time to hand over the reins before Capistrano cost... The thing is that the rvmrc has the jruby version env set. So I need to load it first. And it contains an 'rvm use' which I don't want to fail. I suppose I can slim the rvmrc down to just include the environment and then all I would need to do is source the rvmrc? Thoughts?

otterley on Oct 7, 2013 [–]

I don't believe you need to source the rvmrc. The line I pasted above does all the necessary things that "rvm use $BUILD" would do for a shell, without all the things that require an interactive shell.

eulerphi on Oct 8, 2013 | [–]

The rvmrc is part of the repo and contains the java_opts env.

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