Disable rdoc and ri generation by default for rubygems 1.8.x?

You need to put the following in your ~/. Gemrc or etc/gemrc file install: --no-rdoc --no-ri.

You need to put the following in your ~/. Gemrc or /etc/gemrc file install: --no-rdoc --no-ri.

Etc/. Gemrc? Still doesn't work for me even with that highly irregular name.

– tadman Jun 2 at 20:03 It does work if in ~/. Gemrc but I was trying to avoid that. – tadman Jun 2 at 20:06 In the source it seems to refer to /etc/gemrc, generally, but rvm causes confusion.

Updated my question with notes. – tadman Jun 2 at 20:08 I updated my post to refer to /etc/gemrc - mistyped that second . In the original post.

The main point is that the command should be 'install: ...' not 'gem: ...' – Pan Thomakos Jun 2 at 20:17 1 With regards to RVM you will definitely find /etc/gemrc of little use and ~/. Gemrc will be more useful. RVM is really meant to partition your ruby installations and configurations - as you point out in your update the SYSTEM_WIDE_CONFIG_FILE is located in an entirely new directory.

– Pan Thomakos Jun 2 at 20:18.

I have the identical file but it's in ~/. Gemrc and it works for me on RubyGems 1.8.5. I'm using RVM/Ruby 1.9.2 if that makes any difference.

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