Phpinfo for RoR?

Rails
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Dear all,

Is there something like phpinfo() for RoR? I have a dual install of
ruby and would like to know which version I am actually using.
Thanks in advance!

Harm

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ruby -v at the commandline

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rob wrote:

ruby -v at the commandline

Also for what version of Rails check the following:

  • vendor/rails (if you have frozen rails)
  • gem search rails
  • if multiple versions of the gem are installed check
    config/environment.rb. If the gem version is listed that is the version
    you are using. Otherwise you are floating so the most recent gem is
    being used.

Eric

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On 6/29/07, Eric A. [email protected] wrote:

rob wrote:

ruby -v at the commandline

script/about in your rails app directory.

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A more graphical “ruby script/about” would be to start the server
*ruby script/server
*and then clicking on “About your application’s environment” after
pointing your browser to http://127.0.0.1:3000/

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I considered the ‘ruby -v’ option of course but that will give me the
Ruby version my commandline is using. And I am not convinced that
Rails is using the same.
But this ‘script/about’ and the graphical version thereof is exactly
what I was looking for. I should have thought of this.

Thanks you all!

Harm