Closed dblommesteijn closed 5 years ago
Looks like useful stuff. Hoe should already generate a gemspec file. Is there a particular reason to favor a handwritten gemspec?
About the spec, I've used the rake task (the Hoe way). The advantage is that you can use git repositories directly with bundler http://gembundler.com/v1.3/git.html, that way developers using it can use the latest commit without waiting for the tagged release.
I could push a separate branch for gemspec stuff, and the general fixes onto master. What do you think is the best approach here?
Fixed support for Ruby 1.9, gemspec. Extracted VERSION to a separate file, and changed file extensions for additional files (*.rdoc). For use with JRuby 1.7.3, and bundler 3.0.4.
Internally I've fixed: Import nested modules/ packages, Conversion reference Py_IncRef, interpreter real name target instead of library (as https://github.com/steeve/rupy does); Added tests for optional named args functions (rspec and python function).
PS. I require some python native packages in my rails environment, to completed the bridge for my needs I've fixed/ added the above (some other fixes might follow).