Allow adding elements to the ruby compile $PATH #101
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This is necessary for some installations under OS X 10.9, where compiling the bundled OpenSSL under 2.1.1 fails (but there is a working version installed in /usr/local through Homebrew).
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When compiling Ruby 2.1.1 on a recent Mavericks system with Homebrew installed, it fails to compile because the openssl vendored into ruby seems to not compile. We've worked around this issue by installing openssl via homebrew, and then adjusting the
$PATHto include/usr/local/bin(so the build can find the openssl configuration). This requires support from puppet-rbenv, since it sets a minimal$PATHthat doesn't include/usr/local/bin.Does this seem like something you can include? If so, feel free to pull it in (-: