RVM 1.29.12 released with few bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.11 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.10 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.9 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.8 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.7 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.6 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.5 released with few features and bug fixes.

RVM receives sponsored account at Timely

After receiving financial grant from Toptal, we are obliged to record our time spent on RVM. When seeking for the best time tracking software, we stumbled upon Timely. It felt like the most convenient and good looking application, which perfectly suited our needs. Unfortunately, their free plan did not cover teams.

We reached out to Timely and we are happy to announce that they agreed to sponsor us with a free lifetime account for RVM!

Thank you so much, Marius!

RVM received a grant from Toptal!

We are happy to announce that we received a financial grant from Toptal, which would sponsor our work on RVM for the next 6 months.

RVM 1.29.1 released with few bug fixes.

RVM 1.29.0 released with multiple security fixes! New rubies and binaries, few new features and a lot of bug fixes.

Justin Steven uncovered few security issues, they all are fixed now. The fixes involves important change: environment variables will not be evaluated anymore, if there is a use case for that please open a ticket and let us know what it is.

RVM 1.28.0 released with new rubies and binaries, few new features and a lot of bug fixes.

rvm1-ansible could use a little love, is anyone up for maintaining it?

RVM 1.27.0 released with new rubies and binaries, fixes and a new code of conduct.

RVM 1.26.11 released with new rubies, new binaries available by CDN and fixes.

∞Maintainers needed for RVM 1

I have started changes in my life, you can read more here: Changes in my open source life (and RVM 2). This leads to multiple open source projects that will need help, I'm still doing minimal work on them, but it will not be enough to keep them running for longer time. So I need help in maintaining this projects.

RVM 1.26.10 released, new ruby versions.

RVM 1.26.8 and 1.26.9 released, fixes for ruby 2.2, improved loading project files and more fixes.

RVM 1.26.7 released, fix bug in ruby, allow selecting ruby-2.2, add 2.2 prompt.

RVM 1.26.6 released, new rubies and minor bugfixes.

RVM 1.26.5 released, support for rhn-channel, improved security, more safeguards, bugfixes.

RVM 1.26.4 released, improved compatibility with new systems and new rubies

rvm1-ansible 1.3.4 released, rvm1_user variable added.

RVM 1.26.3 released, fixed rvm get and limited mksh support

rvm1-ansible 1.3.3 released, fixes a critical crash issue.

RVM 1.26.2 released, new rubies and fixes

RVM 1.26.0 and 1.26.1 released, Security release

rvm1-ansible 1.3.2 released, fixes gpg verification.

RVM 1.25.34 released, includes OSX Yosemite fixes and more:

rvm1-ansible 1.3.1 released, includes gpg verification.

rvm1-ansible 1.3.0 released, includes CentOS 7 support.

RVM 1.25.33 released, includes fix for "rvm_debug", most important changes:

rvm1-ansible 1.2.0 released, includes CentOS/RHEL support.

RVM 1.25.32 released, includes fix for bash 4.3.27, most important changes:

∞Welcome

I have been planning to build the blog for quite some time and here it is, I will be writing here about progress on RVM 2.0, releases for all RVM related software and hosting guest blog posts about anything rvm related.