command not found: rbenv (even if using rvm)

[rafifos]

I did verify the valor of version-management-tool and it's set to rvm.

/Users/rafifos/.zim/modules/ruby/init.zsh:9: command not found: rbenv

rafifos in ~ at A1398
➜ zstyle -L | grep ':zim:ruby'
zstyle :zim:ruby version-management-tool rvm

[ericbn]

@bgrrtt, I think you should either have the configuration with zstyle or test if the tool exists. If there's configuration, it should fail if the respective tool does not exist (by not testing if it exists).

Also, make master the default branch, since zmodule will by default clone and pull from the master branch (no mather what the repo default branch is).

[ericbn]

I prefer avoiding configuration as much as possible, and this is one of the things that make Zim simple in a good way IMO. And if a configuration cannot be avoided, provide a sane default.

In this case I think it would be easier for users if the module automatically initializes whatever tool is installed (by testing of they exist one by one). Not sure what should be the behavior when more than one tool is installed. Initialize then all maybe?

[bgrrtt]

Hey thanks @rafifos! Unfortunately, I had changed the default branch to develop and zim pulls only from master, so you were getting 9313206, not a8d0d66 which added version-management-tool options.

I've since removed version-management-tool options per @ericbn's suggestion in 28707eb.

@ericbn Having both installed is possible, but doesn't really work as RVM takes over the gem command. As I've tested on macOS, if both are installed, RVM seems to take which precedence too.

[rafifos]

In fact, I used rvm prior to this issue, but now I use rbenv.