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I would recommend doing all changes in the ironruby repo.
On Fri, Jul 15, 2016, 16:59 Ale Miralles notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi guys, I been trying to build ironruby using this command:
xbuild /p:configuration=Release Solutions/Ruby.sln
And got this error: "...Builtins/RubyModule.cs(1767,21): error CS1570: Warning as Error"... blah, blah, blah.... (It's an xml error in the method's summary).
It fails on both, Mac and Linux (Ubuntu 14). On the mac I'm using mono v 4.2.1. I already fixed it on a local branch, can I send a pull request with my changes or doesn't work just like that?
PS: I know that this is something specific to ironruby, but based on brief exploration, I guess that the build process is centralized at the main repository, so maybe this is the right place to report the issue. I really don't know... any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks.
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From @amiralles on July 16, 2016 23:45
All right. I'll do that then. Just another question: Now that you are splitting projects, wouldn't be better for each project/repo to have its own build script? i.e. if I checkout ironruby I can build it without knowing anything about ironpython or ironlanguages at all. I guess as of now, because of the dependencies, it cant' be done. How do you plan to handle that?
The ironruby has its own build script, but it still has to depend on the dlr somehow. Its currently pulling in a prerelease via nuget. We're going to do a full release of the dlr somewhat soon and then the separate repos can just depend on that.
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016, 16:45 Ale Miralles notifications@github.com wrote:
All right. I'll do that then. Just another question: Now that you are splitting projects, wouldn't be better for each project/repo to have its own build script? i.e. if I checkout ironruby I can build it without knowing anything about ironpython or ironlanguages at all. I guess as of now, because of the dependencies, it cant' be done. How do you plan to handle that?
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From @amiralles on July 17, 2016 16:18
That'll be great. Thanks.
From @amiralles on July 15, 2016 23:59
Hi guys, I been trying to build ironruby using this command:
And got this error: "...Builtins/RubyModule.cs(1767,21): error CS1570: Warning as Error"... blah, blah, blah.... (It's an xml error in the method's summary).
It fails on both, Mac and Linux (Ubuntu 14). On the mac I'm using mono v 4.2.1. I already fixed it on a local branch, can I send a pull request with my changes or doesn't work just like that?
PS: I know that this is something specific to ironruby, but based on brief exploration, I guess that the build process is centralized at the main repository, so maybe this is the right place to report the issue. I really don't know... any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks.
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