Working with WSL in RubyMine

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to seamlessly integrate WSL into your Ruby/Rails development workflow.
Key topics covered:
00:00 - Introduction
00:08 - Prerequisites
Before diving in, we walk you through the installation process, ensuring you're equipped with the prerequisites to follow along.
00:54 - Adding a Ruby interpreter
With WSL installed, we show you how to add a WSL Ruby interpreter in RubyMine's settings for optimal performance.
01:47 - Running and debugging your code
Once set up, we demonstrate running and debugging a Ruby on Rails project within the WSL environment.
Whether you're new to RubyMine or just looking to optimize your workflow with WSL, this tutorial offers valuable insights and practical guidance.
Have any questions or feedback? Share them in the comments below.
Happy coding!
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[@Katuvan]

Not sure what this VSL is you're talking about, I could only find WSL.

[@ArchEpoch]

What would be awesome, I don't know if you can do this, but it would be nice if Rubymine could use a WSL provided docker environment for the remote interrupter instead of something like rbenv.

[@JetBrainsTV]

We have a corresponding request for that scenario on our tracker, so could you please add your vote there: youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/RUBY-32642/Ruby-project-in-WSL-with-Docker-in-WSL-remote-docker-interpreter-cannot-be-added

[@BrazenNL]

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