19:57 <tos9> Hi. I'm not a ruby programmer, I just occasionally fight with packaging :( -- does bundler not support .ruby-version?

19:57 <tos9> I could have sworn it did?

20:13 <zofrex> you might be thinking of RVM or rbenv?

20:13 <zofrex> bundler manages gem versions, but not ruby versions

20:15 <tos9> Well. What I expected (what I thought was behavior I remembered) was that if I run bundle install in a directory with a .ruby-version, taht bundler wouldn't complain that my ruby version was different globally

20:16 <tos9> zofrex: that it'd use the correct ruby version inside the bundle

20:16 <tos9> I don't want to use either rvm or rbenv, I just want to say what versions I want to use (and I have)

20:19 <tos9> zofrex: Can I specify at the CLI which ruby to use when running bundle install?

20:19 <tos9> Or do I basically have to install bundler to each ruby version

20:24 <zofrex> I don't fully understand the question

20:24 <zofrex> what is the alternative to RVM or rbenv if you want to have more than one Ruby version installed?

20:24 <tos9> zofrex: Just installing them :)

20:24 <tos9> I have 5 ruby versions. I know which one I want to use.

20:24 <tos9> Now how can I tell bundler to use one of them for this bundle

20:50 <tos9> OK, just doing the latter (installing bundler to the version I want manually) seems to I guess get me going again.