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Add option to disable binary symlink #94
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Can rebase this PR? |
@nathantypanski could you please solve conflicts? Otherwise, we will have to close this PR :( |
@pkuczynski sure, looking into it now. |
Symlinks are already disabled for user installs. For cases where multiple system-wide Ruby versions are provided by RVM, add an option to disable symlinking of binaries to the system path. Default `rvm1_symlink` to `true` to maintain existing behavior parity.
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@pkuczynski updated by rebasing against |
@thbar what you think? |
@pkuczynski I have no familiarity with this option at all (I also do not use root installation). I will have a closer look next week, but if someone is more familiar with that, another pair of eyes is welcome! |
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I'm in favor of this. 👍 Adding tests would be ideal, but we can get to that.
This sounds reasonable. Reading the code I wondered a bit of the precedence of operators ( |
Symlinks are already disabled for user installs. For cases where
multiple system-wide Ruby versions are provided by RVM, add an option to
disable symlinking of binaries to the system path.
Default
rvm1_symlink
totrue
to maintain existing behavior parity.