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This **env(pyenv, rbenv, nodenv, goenv, phpenv) plugin replaces the version specified in the argument with the latest version.
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There should be an official location for system-wide user-installed plugins. See fullstaq-labs/fullstaq-ruby-server-edition#24 for rationale.
In my opinion, /usr/lib/rbenv/plugins should be reserved for OS-package-manager-provided rbenv plugins. User-installed plugins should be looked up from elsewhere; I think /usr/local/lib/rbenv/plugins is preferred.