Because I can do 'gem install -v 2.7 mongrel' and pick up just the ruby
version, or 'gem install -v 2.7.2006.05.10 mongrel' and pick up the
mswin version - automatically. I can't do that if the 'ruby' and
'mswin' versions both have identical version number. It's the lack of a
gem switch to pick up the platform that is causing the problem, so if
you move the differentiator to the version number it works around the
problem. I still have to specify the version number, but at least if I
do gem gets on with the job.
Using a version number indicator at the end would achieve the same effect - say 1 for Linux, 2 for ms win, thus:
0.3.12.4-1
0.3.12.4-2
(assuming you can have dashes in gem version numbers - I haven't tried it!)
On 03/06/06, Zed Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Uh, how does putting a date on the mswin32 gem help you? You still have
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