Closed bsedat closed 12 years ago
I just pushed a new commit to master (adb2a3b6f98bff6cc3fcaab7494994999861b266) that uses ~> to specify the development dependencies instead of =. Would you mind changing your Gemfile to point to master on github to see if it fixes your issue?
gem 'tenacity', :git => 'git@github.com:jwood/tenacity.git'
If it does, I will cut a new version of the gem.
I had to use 'https://github.com/jwood/tenacity.git' as the git target in order for heroku to be able to pull the source. But in the end your fix seems to work. Thanks for the quick fix and great job with the gem!
I had to use 'https://github.com/jwood/tenacity.git' as the git target in order for heroku to be able to pull the source. But in the end your fix seems to work. Thanks for the quick fix and great job with the gem!
Glad that fixed it. I'll cut a new version of the gem now.
Fixed in version 0.5.7
Confirmed that the new gem version works. Thank you very much again!
No problem. Thanks for the bug report!
I'm seeing the following types of errors when trying to upgrade the tenacity gem on a heroku (bamboo stack) app. 0.5.5 and previous versions seems to install just fine.
I'm thinking it's likely related to http://blog.rubygems.org/2011/08/31/shaving-the-yaml-yak.html. Heroku uses a pretty ancient version of bundler/rubygems.