Change ruby feature to use mise by default #86
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This will make easier to add other version managers in the future.
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@rafaelfranca Any idea how to override mise being used (aka, use rbenv) when using the newer rails devcontainer image in the devcontainer.json - ie, not using the feature, but just the image itself. No way to define this through ENV at all, like there is for RUBY_VERSION: Ideally would be able to define it there, so it can be overriden |
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The rails dev container changed their default ruby manager from rbenv to mise in rails/devcontainer#86. This makes the corresponding update to our bashrc.
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The new "Install Ruby on Rails guide" uses mise in the instructions on how to install Ruby on Rails, so it is possible that the current and new generation of Rails developers will be more used with mise than with rbenv.
Our devecontainer should match what our documentation and books are suggesting people to use.
This PR changes the version manager in the ruby feature to use mise but still keep rbenv as an option.
The ruby image will use mise by default.