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Another option is to use a Ruby version manager that provides support for gemsets. I've been using RVM for years. RVM works along side bundler, so if you establish a gemset, bundler will install all your gems to that gemset.
Use rbenv to manage your Ruby versions. This will also manage your gem commands. So if I do:
Will install bundler for 3.1.3. You'll also want ruby-build for building multiple ruby versions.
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