One of the features of snap is to be able to simply roll back to a previous version of an application (including the data associated with the snap) for any reason: sudo snap revert rubymineĬheck time of the last end next update check: $ snap refresh -timeĪs the snap is installed with the classic flag, the config still lives in ~/.config/JetBrains/RubyMine.ĭownload RubyMine Show snapshot Switch channel and install most recent version: $ sudo snap refresh rubymine -channel=2018.2/stable Rubymine 2018.3.2 jetbrains✓ classic The Most Intelligent Ruby and Rails IDE Ruby 2.5.3 rubylang✓ classic Interpreter of object-oriented scripting language Ruby Search for available snaps: $ snap find ruby Rubymine 2018.3.2 72 stable jetbrains✓ classic Name Version Rev Tracking Publisher NotesĬore 16-2.36.3 6130 stable canonical✓ core

To only allow minor updates, install the snap with another channel specified: $ sudo snap install rubymine -classic -channel=2018.1/stable

To automatically keep up with stable releases install RubyMine via (tracks stable): $ sudo snap install rubymine -classic By default the snap daemon will check for updates four times per day Show snapshot. RubyMine is also packaged as a snap.Ī snap will always track a channel (like stable, beta) and automatically update to the newest version available in this channel. Ubuntu 16.04 comes with snap, a way to package software with all its dependencies. Prevents you from data breaches and liability risks.Rails LTS provides security patches for old versions of Ruby on Rails (2.3, 3.2, 4.2 and 5.2)

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