You may have a broken install - or I have a fortunately broken one. I originally tried code.whytheluckystiff.net with Metaid and it worked. I just tried again with Camping and it worked too.
On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 12:42 PM, Eric K Idema <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 21:24 Thu 17 Jul , jerry anning wrote: > > During Shoesfest 1,eki presented Breakthrough, which depended on a gem > > called 'vying-pure' from the vying games website. Windows and Mac people > > were not able to load the gem. I had not yet used it, so I sort of > assumed > > that there was some oddness in Shoes.setup in the most recent Windows and > > Mac builds. I just got around to testing this vague assumption on > Windows. > > Apparently, not so. I have been able to load and successfully run gems > from > > Rubyforge, Github, and code.whytheluckystiff.net in Shoes. Not so, > > vying-pure. Odder, as I found during Shoesfest, rubygems has no problem > > installing vying-pure to regular Ruby. These behaviors occur in Windows > > r811. Has anyone gotten to the bottom of this yet? > > Okay, I was working on the assumption that other sources worked. But, when > I > try: > > Shoes.setup do > source "http://code.whytheluckystiff.net"; > gem "camping" > end > > On Linux it's fine, but on Windows it hangs. I've added a ton of debug > code to > my Windows Shoes install, and it the above code appears to hang in the same > way > that "http://vying.org";, "vying-pure" do. Of course, if other sources are > working for other people on Windows, it could mean I've broken my Shoes > install... > > Eric > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
