On Nov 13, 2008, at 1:34 PM, Trans wrote:
So ~> for 2.1.0 will be the same as 2.1.0.rc30 gem installed in the
user system.
No. I think people use ~> when they expect very tight and rational
versioning. So ~> means production code only, and rc30 would not fit
the bill. That's what I meant by "not consider".
If one wanted to accept rc versions, then use > or >= instead.
Riiight. That also bring things related to cleanup of these gems...
what to do if you're not considering these cases in full spectrum?
Seems to me one should also be able to tell the gem command "consider
production releases only".
That is the default with the new code. You need to use the --
prerelease option if you don't want prerelease gems to be ignored.
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Josh Susser
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