Default Ruby is lost after .ruby-version

[jordelver]

I set a default Ruby in my ~/.zshrc

source /usr/local/share/chruby/chruby.sh
source /usr/local/share/chruby/auto.sh

chruby 2.0.0

The default Ruby is used as expected. When I change into a directory containing a .ruby-version file, the Ruby is changed to the version contained within, as expected.

When I change out of the directory, the system Ruby is now the default again.

Is there anyway to restore the original default without having to invoke chruby 2.0.0 again?

[postmodern]

Yep, currently chruby has no way of retaining the default version. Will work on this in 0.4.0.

[postmodern]

See #170. Probably the least disruptive approach would be to use ~/.ruby-version as the default version to fall back to.

[jordelver]

Thanks, adding a ~/.ruby-version is a good workaround 👍