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 My plan is to expand this to be able to specify a list of gems to install under all rubies, a list of gems for each ruby version and a LWRP for installing gems under each ruby version.
 
+Also to do is to add tests.
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 # Requirements
 
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 **node[:rubies][:list]** - array of ruby types/versions to install (defaults to: [ 'ruby 2.0.0-p195' ])
 
-**node[:rubies][:install_bundler]** - boolean specifying whether to install bundler under each ruby version (defaults to: true). Note that this currently only works if you are listing full ruby versions (eg: 'ruby 2.0.0-p195') - it will not work with partial version numbers, despite ruby-install supporting it.
+**node[:rubies][:install_bundler]** - boolean specifying whether to install bundler under each ruby version (defaults to: true). Note that this currently only works if you are listing full ruby versions (eg: 'ruby 2.0.0-p195').
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+The bundler install will not currently work with partial version numbers (eg: "ruby-install ruby" or "ruby-install ruby 1.9.3"), despite ruby-install supporting it. I'm working with Ross on support in the chef_ruby-install cookbook for this.
 
 Note the attributes in the chruby_install cookbook (https://github.com/ichilton/chef_chruby_install) which you can set, for example setting the default ruby.