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Stray lib/rcovrt.jar #41

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Flameeyes opened this issue Dec 29, 2009 · 4 comments
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Stray lib/rcovrt.jar #41

Flameeyes opened this issue Dec 29, 2009 · 4 comments

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@Flameeyes
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Seems like a copy of the prebuilt jar is present in the GIT repository (and thus in the tags and tarballs), is it supposed to be there?

Right now it's a bit of a problem for us because it ends up installed for other implementations when using the tgz, although I fixed that on our part.

On the other hand, I'm having trouble rebuilding the jar with the 1.3.1 version of JRuby, but I guess we should really get 1.4 in Gentoo before I proceed.

@hooligan495
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This is a good question. At one point I checked it in for some reason, at the time I was thinking that an install of rcov would compile the jar file but I couldn't get that to happen so then it got checked in. I will explore removing it from teh repository.

@abedra
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abedra commented Jan 18, 2012

@hooligan495 should the jar be here? If not let's remove it and cut a new version.

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abedra commented Jan 23, 2012

Ok, this issue will be resolved once I add the JRuby support back into 1.0.x. I brought the compile process into the 21st century and things will be a lot easier once I add it back in. I will most likely go with rake-compiler as a dependency rather than building out all of the x-compile pieces.

@hooligan495
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Hey. I'm back sorry for being MIA. I've been not really keeping up with the JRuby side of things on this project. My new year's resolution is to get back into the swing and try to be more active.

Thanks for updating the compile process!

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