Run cd hook on a new terminal instance

[Sammidysam]

When I am using Emacs I will open a terminal with (ansi-term "/bin/bash") after I am inside of a project that will be working on. It will then use the directory that I am in to generate which path to go to. One of my projects uses an older Ruby version than my default on the system (2.2.0), as I like the newest stable being default, but the project requires a slightly older Ruby (2.1.5). My Gemfile has this older version of Ruby specified. When I am in a terminal and change directory to the project the cd hook gets correctly run and I get my correct Ruby. However, when I start a terminal in the directory of my project I have not run cd at all so it uses the old Ruby until I run cd . in the terminal. Is it at all possible to run the same cd hook when a terminal instance is just being made?

[rys]

What happens if you use .ruby-version to specify the older Ruby, rather than in your Gemfile?

[Sammidysam]

The same thing. Here is an image displaying what happens.

[Sammidysam]

The same thing happens if I launch a terminal in that directory through Nautilus as illustrated here.

[csong-r7]

I have this exact same issue after setting up my environment in a fresh Ubuntu 14.04 install. My previous environments on other systems do not have this problem. I double checked that everything I can think of is identical, including the version of OS, RVM, Ruby, and even bash. Can't find a reason that would cause the cd hook to not run on a new system.

[lucasvel]

Same issue here.
Fresh Ubuntu 14.04 install.
Checked on both konsole and gnome-terminal.
It was working for me for the past ~2 years on Ubuntu 12.04.