i’m not sure where to report this.
in windows XP, using the one-click installer to install either ruby
1.8.6-25 or 1.8.6-26
when you run gem update --system
Time::parse doesn’t exist anymore, it works fine with rubygems 0.9.2
and 0.9.5
i’m not sure where to report this.
in windows XP, using the one-click installer to install either ruby
1.8.6-25 or 1.8.6-26
when you run gem update --system
Time::parse doesn’t exist anymore, it works fine with rubygems 0.9.2
and 0.9.5
[email protected] wrote:
i’m not sure where to report this.
in windows XP, using the one-click installer to install either ruby
1.8.6-25 or 1.8.6-26
when you run gem update --systemTime::parse doesn’t exist anymore, it works fine with rubygems 0.9.2
and 0.9.5
Time::parse lives in the “time” extension. Just at a guess the older
versions of RubyGems required “time” and 1.0.1 doesn’t. In that case,
you’ll have to do it yourself:
require “time”
Time::parse lives in the “time” extension. Just at a guess the older
versions of RubyGems required “time” and 1.0.1 doesn’t. In that case,
you’ll have to do it yourself:
I can’t speak for certain, but I think it probably went out when they
removed Time.today from RubyGems.
http://blog.segment7.net/articles/2007/10/08/time-today-going-away
Thanks,
Gordon
Thanks for the info on that one, trying to upgrade the shop i work in
to the latest version of ruby and gems but these strange errors seem
to be bitting me more often then i expected.
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