Sorry to see you go, hope to see you back, Carlos.
BTW: I'm going to look into creating updated, canonical installation
instructions for Gitorious for multiple distros. Right now we have
outdated recipes in multiple places. As long as the installation process
is as involved as it is now, we should at least have a single place to
get updated instructions.
cheers,
Thomas
On 08/16/2012 03:59 AM, Carlos wrote:
On Wednesday, August 15, 2012 3:51:58 PM UTC-7, Carlos wrote:
Ok, I'm starting over. I am using ruby 1.8.7. My gem is 1.8.15.
The README says that I should use RubyGems 1.4 and that 1.5 will
not work. Then again, the last commit to the README was over a
year ago. So, do I really need to dig up gem 1.4, or can I use
the gem 1.8.15 already on my system?
Thanks.
Belay that. I almost have my brain wrapped around what it takes to
get gitorious to work on Debian (or Ubuntu) and I am not willing to go
there. Gitorious has huge potential, but I'm already swamped with
large projects. I look forward to reconsidering gitorious when it
lives peacefully with Debian. Until then, good luck and good code be
yours!
Carlos
P.S. I recently posted about what integrated issue-tracking could be
in gitorious. That whole topic should be a low priority. Working
out-of-the-box with recent Debian and Ubuntu releases is critical-path.
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