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@tgxworld in case you're interested in how I did it...
I am fine to merge this, but do you mind taking over publishing gems here, doing the multi build with windows kind of scares me.
On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 4:19 PM, Joel Low notifications@github.com wrote:
@tgxworld https://github.com/tgxworld in case you're interested in how I did it...
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Thanks Sam, what do you mean by publishing? As in pushing them to rubygems?
Yeah, I can give you commit on the repo + add you to authors and you can take care of publishing this thing :) plus be a co maintainer, keep in mind on 2.2 I usually use stack prof in raw mode.
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Thanks Same, what do you mean by publishing? As in pushing them to rubygems?
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Sure.
I'd use stackprof, but there seems to be even more that I need to wire up for Windows to get rack-mini-profiler working, so I figured I should get this working first since it's a simpler implementation.
Maybe in future I'll be able to port stackprof to Windows too...
can you pm me your email address my twitter handle is @samsaffron, that way I can give you ownership on the gem? I just added you as collaborator, if you are 100% this all works please merge.
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Sure.
I'd use stackprof, but there seems to be even more that I need to wire up for Windows to get rack-mini-profiler working, so I figured I should get this working first since it's a simpler implementation.
Maybe in future I'll be able to port stackprof to Windows too...
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My email is the same as the one on my profile (should be publicly displayable)
np, you are an owner on fast_stack now !
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My email is the same as the one on my profile (should be publicly displayable)
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@SamSaffron can you enable Travis for this repo? I'd want to get it working.
Also, AppVeyor for Windows once I get around to doing that...
EDIT: I enabled AppVeyor, once I get consistent Ruby builds I'd push a config for that there.
Go for it :) I thought you have commit ...
On Sat, Oct 17, 2015 at 1:07 PM, Joel Low notifications@github.com wrote:
@SamSaffron https://github.com/SamSaffron can you enable Travis for this repo? I'd want to get it working.
Also, AppVeyor for Windows once I get around to doing that...
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It appears that Travis doesn't let me activate it for a repo unless I have admin, so I don't get to turn it on.
Hang on, it's already enabled: https://travis-ci.org/SamSaffron/fast_stack
hmmm it appears to be active on fast stack ...
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It appears that Travis doesn't let me activate it for a repo unless I have admin, so I don't get to turn it on.
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Yup, it is, I’ll work on it.
:)
I have not tested this on Linux, since I'm currently on a Windows machine, but it should work.
It might concern you that I'm using SIGINT on Windows, but on the MSVC runtime (which Mingw uses too) SIGINT is not used by the system. I cannot use SIGALRM because Windows does not have that signal defined, and attempting to use it would cause a parameter validation error in the runtime.