Where can I find Ruby Version History? I need to check differences
between them.
Regards
On Apr 23, 2009, at 09:50, Bruno S. wrote:
Where can I find Ruby Version History? I need to check differences
between them.
The ChangeLog in the repository:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/community/ruby-core/
Or on the web:
I am for something like main differences/improvements between stable
versions like 0.95, 1.0, 1.8, 1.9 .
john maclean wrote:
2009/4/23 Bruno S. [email protected]:
Where can I find Ruby Version History? I need to check differences
between them.Regards
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
You can pull a truck and run something like
git svn login that dir
that you have pulled. the svn url is a good one.John M.
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2009/4/23 Bruno S. [email protected]:
Where can I find Ruby Version History? I need to check differences
between them.Regards
Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.
You can pull a truck and run something like git svn log in that dir
that you have pulled. the svn url is a good one.
John M.
07739 171 531
MSc (DIC)
Timezone: GMT
On Apr 24, 2009, at 06:43, Bruno S. wrote:
I am for something like main differences/improvements between stable
versions like 0.95, 1.0, 1.8, 1.9 .
I don’t believe those are stored anywhere. You’ll have to construct
them from the tags/ directory of the SVN repo.
On 24 avr. 09, at 14:48, Eric H. wrote:
On Apr 24, 2009, at 06:43, Bruno S. wrote:
I am for something like main differences/improvements between stable
versions like 0.95, 1.0, 1.8, 1.9 .I don’t believe those are stored anywhere. You’ll have to
construct them from the tags/ directory of the SVN repo.
Ruby’s source control system leaves much to be desired. If you try
to checkout tags you’ll get gigabytes of mostly redundant
information, which is silly. If you check out trunk you won’t get
the tags.
The ruby source code isn’t that large. The actual code in trunk
seems to be only about 15M. The compressed history, including tags
and branches, seems to be only about 13M. With a better source
control system you should be able to download and manage the entire
history without wasting much bandwidth or disk space. That could be
very beneficial.
On 24 avr. 09, at 16:26, Juan Z. wrote:
construct them from the tags/ directory of the SVN repo.
source control system you should be able to download and manage the
entire history without wasting much bandwidth or disk space. That
could be very beneficial.
Reflecting on this it seems surprisingly wasteful given the Ruby
community’s apparent concern for the environment.
On Apr 24, 2009, at 13:26, Juan Z. wrote:
to checkout tags you’ll get gigabytes of mostly redundant
information, which is silly. If you check out trunk you won’t get
the tags.The ruby source code isn’t that large. The actual code in trunk
seems to be only about 15M. The compressed history, including tags
and branches, seems to be only about 13M. With a better source
control system you should be able to download and manage the entire
history without wasting much bandwidth or disk space. That could
be very beneficial.
Why bother checking out everything? Know your tools!
$ svn cat http://svn.ruby-lang.org/repos/ruby/tags/v1_8_3/ChangeLog |
head
Wed Sep 21 09:07:55 2005 Yukihiro M. [email protected]
- stable version 1.8.3 released.
Wed Sep 21 08:52:25 2005 why the lucky stiff [email protected]
- ext/syck/token.c: correctly compute identation of a block
scalar’s parent node. [ruby-talk:150620]
Wed Sep 21 08:20:24 2005 Nobuyoshi N. [email protected]
svn: Can’t write to stream: Broken pipe
$ svn diff http://svn.ruby-lang.org/repos/ruby/tags/v1_8_3/ChangeLog
http://svn.ruby-lang.org/repos/ruby/tags/v1_8_4/ChangeLog
| head
Index: ChangeLog
— ChangeLog (…/v1_8_3/ChangeLog) (revision 23268)
+++ ChangeLog (…/v1_8_4/ChangeLog) (revision 23268)
@@ -1,3 +1,968 @@
+Sat Dec 24 18:58:14 2005 Yukihiro M. [email protected]
+
-
- stable version 1.8.4 released.
+Fri Dec 23 10:30:23 2005 Yukihiro M. [email protected]
diff: standard output: Broken pipe
svn: ‘svn_diff_sucks_ass’ returned 2
svn: Error reading spooled REPORT request response
On 24 avr. 09, at 17:45, Eric H. wrote:
That could be very beneficial.
— ChangeLog (…/v1_8_3/ChangeLog) (revision 23268)
Eric, your post is hilarious. Check out the second to last line:
svn: ‘svn_diff_sucks_ass’ returned 2
If somebody converts this repository to something decent I’ll be the
first to buy them a beer.
On 24 avr. 09, at 17:45, Eric H. wrote:
That could be very beneficial.
— ChangeLog (…/v1_8_3/ChangeLog) (revision 23268)
I do. That’s why I avoid using that tool. Look at your example.
How am I supposed to know in advance to look in the directory tags/
v1_8_4/ChangeLog unless I get that information from somewhere else?
Also, If I need that version I’m going to have to download the whole
thing rather than just use a cheap local delta. A better tool would
give me all the information I need without external source, without
lots of disk space, and without lots of bandwidth.
On Apr 24, 2009, at 14:58 , Juan Z. wrote:
I do. That’s why I avoid using that tool. Look at your example.
How am I supposed to know in advance to look in the directory tags/
v1_8_4/ChangeLog unless I get that information from somewhere else?
Also, If I need that version I’m going to have to download the whole
thing rather than just use a cheap local delta. A better tool would
give me all the information I need without external source, without
lots of disk space, and without lots of bandwidth.
unicorns!
On Apr 24, 2009, at 15:48, Juan Z. wrote:
unicorns!
Sadly, my access to unicorns is limited.
So I guess your magical tool doesn’t exist either.
On 24 avr. 09, at 18:38, Ryan D. wrote:
lots of bandwidth.
unicorns!
Sadly, my access to unicorns is limited.
On 24 avr. 09, at 18:55, Eric H. wrote:
without lots of bandwidth.
unicorns!
Sadly, my access to unicorns is limited.
So I guess your magical tool doesn’t exist either.
I could name at least 3 of them.