Thank you for your bug report.

* Eric Cooper <[email protected]> [140331 16:12]:
> I only have libruby2.0 installed because I use the weechat-plugins
> package. On my most recent "apt-get upgrade", upgrading to the latest
> libruby2.0 would have pulled in all of these:
>     libruby1.9.1 ruby ruby1.9.1 ruby2.0 rubygems-integration
> I'm not familiar with ruby packaging, so maybe it's really necessary,
> but it seems excessive.

Part of this (1.9) is an interim situation; as of today in sid, this
would only pull in those packages: ruby ruby2.0 rubygems-integration

Where ruby is a meta-package (almost no installed size), ruby2.0 has
only the interpreter binaries (which are very small as they mostly
just load libruby), and rubygems-integration is a code configuration
package (very small as well).

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