Hi
Finally I "solved" the problem. As David explained me in a previous email, I
had to use 'rvm use system' in order to execute system's ruby interpreter. I
was desperate and I executed finally 'rvm use 1.8.7' and it "worked" (I had
to install all the gems manually and the process ended with asser
Hi there
I followed the advice provided by David and I went to a different error,
which is:
spec:ci_interpreted_18_19:
[echo] Running rake spec:ci_interpreted_18_19
[echo] compile=OFF, threshold=20, objectspace=true threadpool=false
reflection=false
[java] (in /home/miquel/Contribu
Thanks David, I'll try it tongith at home (I'm working right now) and i'll
tell you something in the #jruby.
Thanks again
Miquel
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 9:43 AM, David Calavera wrote:
> Hi Miquel,
>
> the problem is that we use Rspec 1.3 to run our tests but you have Rspec
> 2.4 installed and
Hi Miquel,
the problem is that we use Rspec 1.3 to run our tests but you have Rspec 2.4
installed and they are incompatibles. Rvm sets your gem path so even when
you are running jruby from the source code it can find your gems.
You have two options to solve it, tell rvm to use the ruby installati
Hi there
I'm trying to start contributing JRuby and I have my first problem. I
started with RubySpecs following the link that David Calabera recomends
me (http://blog.headius.com/2009/05/help-jruby-by-fixing-rubyspecs.html)
and when I execute 'ant spec-short-1.9' this error comes:
spec:ci_interpr
