Hi,
that was a fast one tho .. the 'problem' is the new YAML parser (Psych
vs Syck) - while Syck was accepting the default YAML shipped by hiera,
Psych was not .. at least now 'hiera' itself seems to work flawlessly on
1.9.1
Gonna take a look into hiera-puppet tomorrow .. seems as if this wi
Hi Christian and Mika,
> > I am not sure if packaging the release-candidate makes more sense
> > - personally I'd really love to hear different opinions about it.
> > If we may find a common understanding (especially the one
> > sponsoring it) I can also package the release candidate in the
> > f
Package: dhelp
Version: 0.6.20
Severity: important
Tags: patch
Hi,
We have decided Wheezy will be released with Ruby 1.9.1 as the default
interpreter¹, leaving Ruby 1.8 as an option, and committing to remove
it by Wheezy+1.
This package, dhelp, depends on CommandLine::Application (in package
rub
Antonio Terceiro dijo [Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 08:39:33AM -0300]:
> In your opinion, which one would require less effort?
>
> - porting dhelp to use OptionParser
> - porting ruby-commandline to 1.9
Both are half-done :)
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Cédric Boutillier dijo [Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 07:10:38AM +0200]:
> I investigated a few days ago this problem, and found at least why it
> silently fails with Ruby1.9: with Ruby 1.9, private_instance_methods
> returns a list of symbols, not a list of strings, so the machinery to
> initialize the app
Hi Patrick,
* Patrick Ringl [120618 17:48]:
[..]
>
> > * ruby1.8: Now that ruby1.9.1 is the default ruby, it might not be a
> > good idea to introduce a package that doesn't work on 1.9.x,
> > especially when the executables say '/usr/bin/env ruby' (which
> > likely will resolve to ruby1.9.1 on
Hi Christian,
>
> * debian/ruby-hiera.substvars and debian/ruby-hiera-puppet.substvars
> are checked into git, but are cleaned before building the source.
> This makes building straight from git fail.
Ah, yea .. I totally missed *not to* use '--git-ignore-new', good one (hence my
RFS since in f
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for working on hiera for Debian.
I've taken a quick look at your packages, and have the following
comments:
* debian/ruby-hiera.substvars and debian/ruby-hiera-puppet.substvars
are checked into git, but are cleaned before building the source.
This makes building straight from
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