This updates Ruby to 1.8.6 patch level 111 (lots
of bug fixes since 1.8.6 was released). It also
updates most of the included extensions to their
latest versions (see the change log).
The final release won’t happen until after
RubyGems 0.9.5 is released (which should be any
day now) because we want the latest RubyGems
version to be included. However, we’re putting out
this release candidate now to give you a chance to
try out everything else while we wait!
Change Log
2007.09.20 Release 26
- Upgraded Ruby to 1.8.6 patch level 111
- Upgraded RubyGems to 0.9.4
- Upgraded Rake to 0.7.3
- Upgraded FXRuby to 1.6.11
- Upgraded hpricot to 0.6
- Upgraded Ruby ODBC to 0.9995
- Upgrade VRuby to vruby061102
- Upgrade SWin to vrswin070409
- Added win32-api 1.0.0
- Added windows-api 0.2.0
- Upgraded windows-pr to 0.7.1
- Upgraded win32-file-stat to 1.2.5
- Upgraded win32-file to 0.5.4
- Upgraded win32-clipboard to 0.4.3
- Upgraded win32-dir to 0.3.2
- Upgraded win32-eventlog to 0.4.6
- Upgraded win32-process to 0.5.3
- Upgraded win32-sapi to 0.1.4
- Upgraded win32-sound to 0.4.1
Curt (Work) Hibbs wrote:
This updates Ruby to 1.8.6 patch level 111 (lots
of bug fixes since 1.8.6 was released).
Great effort Curt, and highly valued!
Especially since I had to go without One-Click recently, as you know.
It was a reminder of the continual work put in by many to keep this
community moving forward. Thanks to all!
Clifford H…
On 10/16/07, Curt (Work) Hibbs [email protected] wrote:
try out everything else while we wait!
Hopefully it’s just me, but after installing this, my system path
variable was overwritten to just the ruby bin path.
Thanks,
Gordon
On Oct 17, 12:20 am, “Gordon T.” [email protected] wrote:
Hopefully it’s just me, but after installing this, my system path
variable was overwritten to just the ruby bin path.
Did you have a previous One-Click-Installation before?
Luis
On 10/17/07, Gordon T. [email protected] wrote:
Yes, I did.
Ruby Version 1.8.6
Installer Version 186-25
Thanks,
Gordon
Also, how long was your previous path (we’ve had problems with paths >
256 chars).
Curt
On 10/17/07, Luis L. [email protected] wrote:
On Oct 17, 12:20 am, “Gordon T.” [email protected] wrote:
Hopefully it’s just me, but after installing this, my system path
variable was overwritten to just the ruby bin path.
Did you have a previous One-Click-Installation before?
Luis
Yes, I did.
Ruby Version 1.8.6
Installer Version 186-25
Thanks,
Gordon
On Oct 17, 6:09 pm, “Gordon T.” [email protected] wrote:
Gordon
In my case, my path was totally wiped out!!!
And yes, my path was longer than 256.
I had no problem with previous releases of Ruby, including Ruby 186
patch level 000.
I had to uninstall and reinstall (for other reasons than installation
problems) and had no problems with the path until the 3rd
installation.
Hi Curt,
Hate to bug you, but do you have any timeline for making the same
changes to InstantRails? I need a couple of fixes to make Streamlined
work better w/MSSQL.
Thanks for your hard work
Ed
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Yes, that will be next when this OCI release goes final. But you don’t
have to wait, you can drop this ruby release into IR’s ruby
subdirectory (you’d have to reinstall any gems).
Curt
Also, how long was your previous path (we’ve had problems with paths >
256 chars).
Curt
While I can’t be certain, I’d say it’s very possible it was longer
than 256 chars.
Thanks,
Gordon
Curt (Work) Hibbs schrieb:
Yes, that will be next when this OCI release goes final. But you don’t
have to wait, you can drop this ruby release into IR’s ruby
subdirectory (you’d have to reinstall any gems).
Concerning reinstalling the gems… I just had to do this. Why is this
necessary? Or more speficically: Why does the installer not allow
overwriting? This costs me like an hour to reinstall Ruby on Windows
every
time I do it. The only other app that needs over an over is the Adobe
suite.
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