Multiple instances of rbenv-install about rbenv HOT 2 CLOSED

I checked both rbenv-install locations and neither one is a symlink. It looks like this may just be an oddity as I am still able to set up everything and get my project working properly. I did look into ~/.rbenv and the only thing that was in there was the shim directory and the version of Ruby I installed through rbenv.

Thanks Mislav.

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Hi, I'm not familiar with Manjaro package manager, and rbenv and ruby-build packages there are managed by the community and not by us. Therefore, I don't know the presence of both /usr/bin/rbenv-install and /bin/rbenv-install is to be expected, but I suspect that one might be a symbolic link to the other (you can check with ls -l /bin/rbenv-install).

The rbenv-doctor script does not yet resolve symlinks when detecting duplicate entries in PATH, and so it may report a false positive like in your case. The warning printed is not indicative of an actual problem on your machine; just of an oddity that you could look into. I'm sure it was fine even though a warning was printed.

However, if you subsequently installed rbenv into ~/.rbenv and installed ruby-build as a rbenv plugin, you should remove versions of rbenv and ruby-build placed there by Pamac. That should clean up /usr/bin/rbenv-install and /bin/rbenv-install which are likely out of date when compared to the latest state of ruby-build from our git repository.

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