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Introducing Bloggy: A simple way to add a Jekyll blog to any Rails application

We have been working hard on making RVM rock-solid, and to prevent regressions while simultaneously fixing and improving it. As a result, we now have RVM stable and RVM tests. This created a level of stability on which you can rely, and we have already heard that it works and is used to provide stability. rvm get stable RVM Tests – rvm-test We have created the tests as an external repository. The tests, theoretically, could be run on another tool as we run them on RVM itself. The tests are located in a public repository on GitHub. The test repo is also connected to Travis CI . This means any change in the tests is also run against RVM using Travis, so we can manage extending tests without influencing the main RVM build status. DTF – Deryl’s Testing Framework Deryl R. Doucette put a lot of effort in to start RVM-Tests. He also started the first version of the testing tool. ...

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