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156156` gem install` fails. For example, when using the system Ruby on certain Linux distributions.
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159- Using non-default gem installation paths may lead to other integration issues with version managers. For example, for
160- Ruby 3.3.1 the default `GEM_HOME` is `~/.gem/ruby/3.3.0` (without the patch part of the version). However, `chruby`
159+ > Using non-default gem installation paths may lead to other integration issues with version managers. For example, for
160+ > Ruby 3.3.1 the default `GEM_HOME` is `~/.gem/ruby/3.3.0` (without the patch part of the version). However, `chruby`
161161> (and potentially other version managers) override `GEM_HOME` to include the version patch resulting in
162162> `~/.gem/ruby/3.3.1`. When you install a gem using `gem install --user-install`, RubyGems ignores the `GEM_HOME`
163163> override and installs the gem inside `~/.gem/ruby/3.3.0`. This results in executables not being found because `chruby`
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