At RubyWorld conf, I talked with matz, ko1, Evan Phoenix, Charles Nutter and Thomas Enebo. Then I understood importance of RubySpec. Now I agree Run Paint Run Run's suggestion - [ruby-core:24050]. Ruby 1.9.2 must pass before release. I believe this makes it clear, what Ruby 1.9 is. And this brings us more compatibility between implementations. But this decision takes little more time. So I cancel Ruby 1.9.2's release schedule. A Ruby developer's meeting will be held soon. I'll decide a new schedule at the meeting. Thanks. -- Yugui (Yuki Sonoda)
on 23.09.2009 01:02
on 23.09.2009 01:05
Excerpts from Yugui (Yuki Sonoda)'s message of Tue Sep 22 13:36:40 +0300 2009: > Then I understood importance of RubySpec. Now I agree Run Paint Run > Run's suggestion - [ruby-core:24050]. > Ruby 1.9.2 must pass before release. > > But this decision takes little more time. So I cancel Ruby 1.9.2's > release schedule. Excellent, thanks for the info.
on 23.09.2009 01:12
> At RubyWorld conf, I talked with matz, ko1, Evan Phoenix, Charles > Nutter and Thomas Enebo. > Then I understood importance of RubySpec. Now I agree Run Paint Run > Run's suggestion - [ruby-core:24050]. > Ruby 1.9.2 must pass before release. I believe this makes it clear, > what Ruby 1.9 is. And this brings us more compatibility between > implementations. Wow. Thank you, everybody. Please let us know if we can help this process. :-)
on 11.10.2009 08:48
> Ruby 1.9.2 must pass [RubySpec] before release.
What is the plan to achieve this? Is it intended that *all* of
RubySpec should pass, or just the 'core' and 'language' specs? The
latter is the most feasible.