The way Puppet is built today, you can't trigger the same exec resource
multiple times in a single run.
However, the exec resource type is kind of special: the value of the
namevar ("command") doesn't have to be globally unique; only the title has
to be unique. Basically, to deal with cases like yours.
So in your case, since you know how many times rvm has to be executed, you
can actually make three exec resources (with different titles) that use the
same command value. They can all have different behavior to account for
their needs (refreshonly => true on the last one, maybe, or whatever).
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