Set a GEM_PATH variable in /etc/default/sensu #203
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If we have gems installed in different locations, we'd like to be able to use them without having to mess around the /opt/sensu directory.
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@jlambert121 Any thoughts? |
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Any updates on this? 😄 |
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I haven't had any time to took into this or test it. Off the top of my head I don't know the difference between GEM_PATH and GEM_HOME (or if they're even both used) which is why I haven't had an opinion. At face value I see nothing wrong with it, just wanted to do some testing on it. |
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That's fine, thanks. |
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Set a GEM_PATH variable in /etc/default/sensu
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Thanks, appreciated! 😄 |
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If we have gems installed in different locations, we'd like to be able to use them without having to mess around the /opt/sensu directory.
We have a use case where we want to install all ruby gems via debian packages, but we don't want to be messing around with the system's gem, or the embedded gem, etc. Would it be possible to extend the module to have this option in
/etc/default/sensu?I haven't seen there are tests for this, but let me know if there is anything I can do.
Also, I'm slightly confused with
GEM_PATHandGEM_HOME. Does the former need to include/respect the latter?Thanks.