Update Mac test runs to download RVM directly from GitHub #9107
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Our Mac test runs recently started failing to download RVM. The issue appears to be a combination of an SSL certificate expiring and old OpenSSL versions having a bug preventing them from validating the replacement certificate: rvm/rvm#5133 This commit works around the problem by downloading RVM from GitHub as suggested in one of the comments on the issue above.
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Our Mac test runs recently started failing to download RVM. The issue
appears to be a combination of an SSL certificate expiring and old
OpenSSL versions having a bug preventing them from validating the
replacement certificate: rvm/rvm#5133
This commit works around the problem by downloading RVM from GitHub as
suggested in one of the comments on the issue above.