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Docker RVM for CI

This repository contains some Dockerfile code for building containers which come pre-baked with RVM for builds and tests in Jenkins.

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The rtyler/rvm image alone is simply ubuntu:trusty with the latest stable RVM installed on it. There are however additional tags with Rubies pre-installed:

rtyler/rvm:2.3.0 - Ruby (MRI) 2.3.0
rtyler/rvm:jruby - JRuby, whichever version RVM aliases to
rtyler/rvm:ruby-head - Ruby (MRI)'s latest HEAD at the time of image creation
rtyler/rvm:rubinius - Rubinius

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