redcloth.rb loads redcloth_scan, and it has Windows specific code that assumes one has installed a 'pre-compiled' gem.
Building extension gems on Windows is something most users can accomplish, as publicly available Windows Ruby builds include a gcc toolchain.
I have some code that I normally run on Windows. It generates YARD documentation, and some of the doc'd repos have Textile files. I noticed the issue when updating this gem, as I had forgotten that I hacked the older version...
JFYI, I also have updates that run Actions CI for Ubuntu, macOS, & WIndows, Ruby 2.4 thru head.
redcloth.rbloadsredcloth_scan, and it has Windows specific code that assumes one has installed a 'pre-compiled' gem.Building extension gems on Windows is something most users can accomplish, as publicly available Windows Ruby builds include a gcc toolchain.
I have some code that I normally run on Windows. It generates YARD documentation, and some of the doc'd repos have Textile files. I noticed the issue when updating this gem, as I had forgotten that I hacked the older version...
JFYI, I also have updates that run Actions CI for Ubuntu, macOS, & WIndows, Ruby 2.4 thru head.
closes #51, closes #61, closes #62