Reputation: 4782
I've setup a simple Vagrant box with puppet provisioner. With puppet I've installed rvm:
exec { 'install_rvm':
command => "${as_vagrant} 'curl -L https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable'",
creates => "${home}/.rvm",
require => Package['curl']
}
and ruby:
exec { 'install_ruby':
command => "${as_vagrant} '${home}/.rvm/bin/rvm install 2.0.0 --latest-binary --autolibs=enabled && rvm --fuzzy alias create default 2.0.0'",
creates => "${home}/.rvm/bin/ruby",
require => Exec['install_rvm']
}
I'm trying to install a gem that would be available on the default ruby version of rvm (in this case 2.0.0)
If I try the puppet documented code it doen's work (I suppose it instals the gem on the system ruby):
package { 'sinatra':
ensure => 'installed',
provider => 'gem',
}
Current workaround: If I execute a command as a vagrant user it works, but it doesn't look nice:
$as_vagrant = 'sudo -u vagrant -H bash -l -c'
exec { "${as_vagrant} 'sudo -u vagrant -H bash -l -c gem install stasis'":
require => Exec['install_ruby']
}
Any ideas?
Thank you.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 3120
Reputation: 1000
You could use this rvm module from puppet forge. Check the Vagrant documentation about puppet to know how to use puppet modules with vagrant.
Upvotes: 2