http://beginrescueend.com/rvm/install/

But any ruby you package with the bundle is still going to need to be
compiled for whichever architecture/OS combo it's ultimately run on.
If that's likely to be vary, using a package manager is usually the
better way to handle dependencies.  Consider Homebrew, Macports, or
Fink.


On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 1:04 PM, Matthew Johnson <musical.matthew / mac.com> wrote:
> This is probably a pretty unusual request, but I'd like to create a
> Textmate bundle which comes with Ruby embedded in it.  ¨ֲטייף גודבץף> would like to use the latest Ruby (currently 1.9.3) in the bundle even
> though Lion currently comes with 1.8.7.  ¨ֲטו גץמהלו קןץלמןבהׂץגש
> functionality, but this embedded Ruby would be used to implement
> features of the bundle.
>
> Can anyone here offer thoughts on whether this is totally crazy or
> whether it should work?  ¨ֲבמ שןןזזובמנןימפועף ןמ טןםיחטחן
> about doing this?  ¨ֲיפ טבגוומ הןמו גש ןפטועף דבשןנןימםו פן
> bundles that have done this?
>
> Thanks!
>
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>
>



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Carina