I can’t find information on this, granted I didn’t look exhaustively.
If it is, is there any odd chance it will function on a 1.8.x install?
On 8/11/07, Michael C. [email protected] wrote:
I can’t find information on this, granted I didn’t look exhaustively.
If it is, is there any odd chance it will function on a 1.8.x install?
It uses Ruby 1.8.4+
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Rick O. wrote:
On 8/11/07, Michael C. [email protected] wrote:
I can’t find information on this, granted I didn’t look exhaustively.
If it is, is there any odd chance it will function on a 1.8.x install?
It uses Ruby 1.8.4+
Interesting, so there is no foreseeable Rails development for Ruby 2.0
at the moment? Ruby 1.9 as of now to be precise.
Hi Michael, you must keep in mind that Ruby and Rails are two different
projects. Thus, the version numbers between the two projects will not
be in
sync for the most part. Futhermore, Rails is dependent on a stable Ruby
release to base their Rail’s release(s) on. At this time, Ruby 1.8.4 -
1.8.6 are the production release(s) of Ruby compatible with Rails 1.2.3.
Last but not least, the Rails core is constantly working Ruby core to
ensure synergy between the two projects.
Good luck,
-Conrad
Hi Michael,
Interesting, so there is no foreseeable Rails development for Ruby 2.0
at the moment? Ruby 1.9 as of now to be precise.
IANACM (I am not a core member) but can tell you that currently neither
Rails 1.2 or Edge Rails will function properly under Ruby 1.9/2.0.
Rails’ release planning seems to be anyone’s guess, but I am very
confident that the Rails contributors and community will commence an
undertaking to tackle these issues once Ruby 2.0 nears completion. At
the very least, I’ll be in line to contribute my fair share of patches
–
Roderick van Domburg