I am currently analyzing two rails project one of them is in version 2.3.5 and the other one is in version 2.3.4. How can I run both the projects in the same machine?
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I am currently analyzing two rails project one of them is in version 2.3.5 and the other one is in version 2.3.4. How can I run both the projects in the same machine?
I use Ruby Version Manager (RVM), http://beginrescueend.com/.
It lets you install multiple ruby environments in your home directory. You can also create multiple ‘gemsets’ specific to each of your ‘rubies’.
Now all of your gems, Rails especially, can exist in their own safe environments. You simply switch between each of them. Very very very awesome.
EDIT
It appears in your comment to your question that you’re using windows…so looks like RVM won’t work. The RVM site recommends PIK: http://github.com/vertiginous/pik as a windows alternative.