Closed deep-42-thought closed 4 years ago
Considering the discussion in the arch bug tracker, a working solution (for me) to defuse the issue would be to introduce a ruby-unf
package in quarry (or a ruby-unf-stable
package which provides ruby-unf=0.1.4
) which packages the latest stable version of unf. Then I (and everyone who wants to use it) simply needs to chose that package over the one provided by archlinux - e.g. by putting [quarry]
in front of other repositories in the pacman.conf
(works in both cases) or by choosing the right package (works only in the ruby-unf-stable
case).
What do you think of that solution, @anatol ?
For now the best way to workaround this problem is to get to the stable version of unf
gem. Please download it from here https://pkgbuild.com/~anatolik/ruby-unf/
I will continue on getting ruby packages in [community]
back on track.
Thanks for looking into this :-) (and sorry for the fight which I kicked off on the other bug tracker :-/ )
I have downgraded my ruby-unf and put it into the IgnorePkg list. Is the package which you linked above identical to the old one (besides the epoch
)?
A workaround for ruby-twitter
to depend on any ruby-unf
instead of ruby-unf ~> 0.1.0
has been added to quarry. The ruby-unf-beta
hack above is not needed anymore.
This is with
I believe, this happens since the update of unf from 0.1.4-7 to 0.2.0.beta2-3 see also the bug filed against ruby-unf Is this something that needs to be fixed on the packaging level (advertisement / detection of versions) or is this something which needs to be fixed in gollum?