ruby-version-manager

You can automatically detect and switch Ruby versions by running a script that reads your project's Gemfile, .ruby-version, or .tool-versions files. It then identifies your installed version manager and generates the correct activation commands to configure the environment.

Yes, rbenv, rvm, and asdf are fully supported for automatic environment activation. The tool detects these version managers alongside chruby, mise, rv, and shadowenv, generating activation commands based on your .ruby-version or .tool-versions file.

When multiple Ruby version managers are detected on your system, the tool prompts you to select your preferred manager. It then uses your selection to generate the specific activation commands needed to set up your Ruby environment correctly.

To set up your Ruby environment for bundle install, execute the detection script in your project directory. It reads your Gemfile or version files and outputs the necessary shell commands to activate your Ruby version manager automatically.

Yes, you can use mise or shadowenv to manage Ruby versions. The tool supports these version managers alongside chruby, rbenv, rvm, asdf, and rv, detecting your project's required Ruby version and preparing the environment seamlessly.