Closed ixti closed 11 years ago
Hi!
I'm sorry you're having trouble with backports
. I will need your help to help you though, as I'm a bit confused by your request.
I'm confused because the backports
gem publishes only what's in the lib
folder, and tags
is outside of it, so I don't see how there could be a collision. Indeed, no library in Ruby should be able to see/read the backports tags folder.
Do you have a bit of code that shows the error you're getting?
Thanks
Hi,
no problems at all, I have already sent a pull request to make sure gem ctags will at least continue to other gems :D anyway, an issue is easily reproducable:
gem uninstall backports
gem install gem-ctags
gem ctags
# works ok
gem install backports
# error from gem ctags
gem ctags
# gem ctags continues to fail
You are right about that tags
should not be in gem, but unfortunately it happened to be there, you can check it yourself: http://rubygems.org/downloads/backports-3.3.3.gem
To check that backports gem has tags dir:
gem install backports -v=3.3.3
gem unpack backports -v=3.3.3
ls backports-3.3.3 | grep tags
or
curl -L http://rubygems.org/downloads/backports-3.3.3.gem | tar xm --exclude metadata.gz
zcat data.tar.gz | tar t | grep "^tags/"
I see.
I meant that the "tags" folder should not be visible from gems, but gem-ctags
is an extension for gem
, not a ruby gem.
I moved the tags
& rubyspec
folder inside a new spec
folder and used a different option for mspec
to check there. Took me a half hour figuring how to move a git module :-(
You should be good to go now.
Thank you!
tags is a filename used by ctags, so due to name collision gem-ctags fails when backports installed :((