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function my-rvm-prompt() {
  rvmvg=$(~/.rvm/bin/rvm-prompt v g)
  if [[ x$rvmvg != x ]]; then
    color=$fg[yellow]
    [ x$rvmvg != x ] && echo " %{$color%}$rvmvg$reset_color%}"
  fi
}

Interesting, may do that on my HomeMarks or other adhoc projects. I've spent more of my time developing gems/libs, like the adapter where I'm not so sure that works well, tho I could be very wrong. Been there before :)

Yeah, it should work for any ruby project. I use Gemfiles even for one-off spikes nowadays. The only hiccup, I suppose, is coordinating your Gemfile with your gemspec.

You guy might have already seen my blog post from today, but for posterity sake, here's more detail about my usage of bundler and rvm for applications. This comment thread was actually what originally set the spark to write this post.

http://ryan.mcgeary.org/2011/02/09/vendor-everything-still-applies/