Hi
Could someone please explain the difference between a release, a
package, and a group when releasing gems to rubyforge (via
rubyforge/hoe)?
What is the convention for a gem in rubyforge when its the ‘only’
thing in that project?
thanks,
Rob
Hi
Could someone please explain the difference between a release, a
package, and a group when releasing gems to rubyforge (via
rubyforge/hoe)?
What is the convention for a gem in rubyforge when its the ‘only’
thing in that project?
thanks,
Rob
Could someone please explain the difference between a release, a
package, and a group when releasing gems to rubyforge (via
rubyforge/hoe)?What is the convention for a gem in rubyforge when its the ‘only’
thing in that project?
My hackariffic guesstimate is, I just released the gem file and that
was that. But then again this was just a test release, to see if I
could get the release process working, and I only used Hoe for setting
up the initial dirs etc.
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On Thu, Dec 06, 2007, Rob S. wrote:
Could someone please explain the difference between a release, a
package, and a group when releasing gems to rubyforge (via
rubyforge/hoe)?
IIRC, and I’m sure someone will correct me if I’m wrong:
This is best illustrated with an example:
http://rubyforge.org/projects/laika
The group is “laika”, and there are two packages, athenaeum and linen.
If you click the download link for Linen, you’ll see that there are a
number of releases, each of which has 3 files.
What is the convention for a gem in rubyforge when its the ‘only’
thing in that project?
Call the package the same as the group.
Ben
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