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Update to reflect new JRuby default and USE_RUBY env option
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## Developing
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Here's how to get started with rvm:
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# Install JRuby with rvm
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rvm install jruby-1.7.11
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rvm use jruby-1.7.11
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Here's how to get started:
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# Install jruby
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make vendor-jruby
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Now install dependencies:
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# Install logstash ruby dependencies
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# This will download the elasticsearch jars so Logstash can use them.
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make vendor-elasticsearch
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Notes about using other rubies. If you don't use rvm, you can probably skip this paragraph. Logstash works with other rubies, and if you wish to use your own ruby instead of the JRuby the Makefile gives you, you must set `USE_RUBY=1` in your environment.
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## Testing
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There are a few ways to run the tests. For development, using `bin/logstash
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