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Remote Interpreters Support in RubyMine

Posted on by Anna Bulenkova

Hello everyone,

Remote Interpreters Support in RubyMine

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An idea of using virtual environments tailored for development needs is accepted by many developers who are using virtual machines on a regular basis. However, deployment process even with automation tools can be too complex at times, because they have to write and run it on different machines. The following video shows how RubyMine deploys applications to remote hosts, runs code with remote Ruby interpreter and how such a wonderful tool as Vagrant can help to tie these to tasks together.

Some helpful details can be found in this tutorial.

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2 Responses to Remote Interpreters Support in RubyMine

  1. Giovanni says:

    July 2, 2013

    Hi there,
    is that using the configured proxy by the network settings and connect over it?

    Thanks
    Gio

    • Oleg Sukhodolsky says:

      July 2, 2013

      It is supposed to, if in your situation it isn’t please file a ticket in our tracker.

      Regards, Oleg.

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