> I have to figure out the technical details of how to get it up on github, > given it includes a heap of binary components and erlang and couchdb.
For me it would be fine to just see the gemspecs, plus maybe auxilliary ruby scripts or whatever you have in place. I don't want to make you into a package maintainer, all of a sudden, with one innocent question. :) > It makes deployment trivial, and you get all the benefits of rubygems > updating. I do hear however regular complaints about rubygems reliability, > which gives me some pause. I'm not worried about that either. It's probably like Chris said. I remember bad releases and times when it was not perfectly maintained (which meant: scaled, when ruby was booming), but with 1.3+ things feel quite ok again, imho. Florian -- Florian Ebeling Twitter: febeling [email protected]
