Hello, even though I expect to be slaughtered... How do I run sup from SVN? Checking out and running rake install borks my rubygems installation completely and forces me to reinstall rubygems. Sorry for this question, but sup is the first Ruby /application/ I use.. just used libraries before. Thanks in advance. -- Alexander Panek <alexander.panek at lomography.com>
Excerpts from Alexander Panek''s message of Mon Oct 29 08:22:01 -0500 2007:> Hello, > > even though I expect to be slaughtered... > > How do I run sup from SVN? > Checking out and running rake install borks my rubygems installation completely > and forces me to reinstall rubygems. > > Sorry for this question, but sup is the first Ruby /application/ I use.. just > used libraries before. > > Thanks in advance.Not sure how you''re supposed to do it, but what has been working fine for me is... rake gem sudo gem install pkg/sup-0.1.gem -- Ian Taylor
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 09:39:23 -0500 Ian Taylor <itaylor at uark.edu> wrote:> Not sure how you''re supposed to do it, but what has been working fine > for me is... > > rake gem > sudo gem install pkg/sup-0.1.gemThat''s exactly what I wanted. Thank you! -- Alexander Panek <alexander.panek at lomography.com>
Excerpts from Alexander Panek''s message of Mon Oct 29 08:22:01 -0500 2007:> How do I run sup from SVN? > Checking out and running rake install borks my rubygems installation completely > and forces me to reinstall rubygems.This is what I did: I ran gem install sup to get all the dependencies. Then, I uninstalled sup. I checked our the SVN HEAD. In trunk/HACKING there are some instructions about running sup. The command I use is: (from inside trunk/) ruby -I lib -w bin/sup -- Christopher Warrington <chrisw at rice.edu> Jones College
Christopher Warrington wrote:> [...] > The command I use is: > (from inside trunk/) > ruby -I lib -w bin/supWay; that''s great, too! This way one can test the SVN versions without having to overwrite the stables one. Thank you. -- Alexander Panek <alexander.panek at brainsware.org>