RVM autolibs for rubies in production environments

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In production, once I was used to add some utility packages (like curl, ssl etc.) to the RVM distribution before installing rubies, just to be sure that no missing libs requirements warning or errors would be generated from the hosted applications.

Now RVM deprecated pkg and switched to autolibs, documentation explains:

rvm autolibs enable

How does this relate with packages? Do you still need to manually add packages such as ssl or everything is already working fine automatically with no surprises?

My version of RVM is 1.20.13 (stable)

EDIT: I tried directly and discovered that rvm autolibs enable is enough to accomplish the purpose of adding all the libraries needed by rubies, but eventual further discussion is welcome.

score 0 · Accepted Answer · answered Jun 19 '13 at 15:27

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I tried directly and discovered that rvm autolibs enable is enough to accomplish the purpose of adding all the libraries needed by rubies.

answered Jun 19 '13 at 15:27

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