Install ruby

If you are currently using RVM, remove it.

Mostly, you need to run

rvm implode

You should also remove any references to RVM in your bash setup. As a start, run...

grep -i rvm ~/.bash* | grep -v .bash_history

Which will list files that reference RVM. Edit those files to remove rvm completely.

Note that this will break RVM in other systems, notably the chorus-java project. See the README in the chorus-java project for instructions on re-installing its Ruby with rbenv.

Start a new terminal.

Run script/bootstrap

From the root directory of this project, run:

script/bootstrap.sh

This script

• Installs rbenv
• Installs ruby (at the version found in .rbenv-version)
• Installs bundler
• Installs gems
• Creates databases
• Runs tests