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pik install ruby 1.9.2
it's supposed to install the latest. (p290 as of this date). However, its actually installing 1.9.2dev preview.
I'm sure its a sorting / naming thing, but maybe it should look at dates, not file names to determine the latest?
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0.2.8
I'm using 0.3.0.pre and get 1.9.2-p136 as latest.
0.3.0 has a hardcoded index file, while 0.2.8 used to do things with Nokogiri and friends.
Once Gordon can grant me access to the repo, I can work out some corrections and update the versions.
In the mean time, you can simple download the version of Ruby you want and then use pik add to tell Pik where to find it.
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pik install ruby 1.9.2
it's supposed to install the latest. (p290 as of this date). However, its actually installing 1.9.2dev preview.
I'm sure its a sorting / naming thing, but maybe it should look at dates, not file names to determine the latest?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: