Hi,

I was trying to install logstash on Amazon Linux 2. After installing it, I couldn't start/enable the service. After some debugging, I noticed the systemd configuration installed by /usr/share/logstash/bin/system-install. However, I do my tests and development mostly on AWS t3.nano and this binary is memory intensive and won't work on low memory.

The exit code could have been checked

It seems that the current behavior when rvm automatically switches Ruby versions is to do it silently if it's by .ruby-version or, if it's because of a Gemfile, display that three-line warning about how Heroku does it too and with instructions on how not to show that warning again.

I think .ruby-version switching the Ruby version silently is not great, because it requires that the user remember

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