On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Jeremy Evans <jer...@cvs.openbsd.org> wrote:
> CVSROOT:        /cvs
> Module name:    ports
> Changes by:     jer...@cvs.openbsd.org  2010/09/23 16:04:13
>
> Added files:
>        lang/ruby      : Makefile.inc
> Removed files:
>        lang/ruby      : distinfo
>        lang/ruby/patches: patch-class_c patch-common_mk patch-configure
>                           patch-eval_c patch-ext_dl_sym_c
>                           patch-ext_openssl_openssl_missing_h
>                           patch-lib_fileutils_rb
>                           patch-lib_rexml_document_rb
>                           patch-lib_webrick_httpresponse_rb
>                           patch-random_c
>        lang/ruby/pkg  : DESCR-gdbm DESCR-iconv DESCR-main DESCR-tk
>                         PLIST-gdbm PLIST-iconv PLIST-main PLIST-tk
>
> Log message:
> Remove files that I checked out with -r HEAD

Due to CVS and my sucking at it, the original commit message for the
lang/ruby commit never made it to the list.  Here it is:


Split the lang/ruby port into separate ports for ruby 1.8 and ruby
1.9, similar to how the lang/python ports are handled.  ruby 1.8
now installs as ruby18 and ruby 1.9 installs as ruby19.  The
included MESSAGE files for both ports let you know the symlinks to
set up if you want to make that version the default system ruby.

Split port originally started by bernd@, many changes since by me,
help and support from jcs@, landry@, jasper@, and st...@.

This causes a large amount of fallout in dependent ruby ports,
which will be committed shortly.

OK jcs@, landry@, jasper@, sthen@


I probably should have written a better commit message anyway, since I
neglected to mention that this commit also updated the ruby 1.8 port from
1.8.6p369 to 1.8.7p302.  The ruby 1.9 port version is 1.9.2p0.

Jeremy

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