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Re: Building binary gems
user name
2007-03-07 10:39:27
Patrick Hurley wrote:
> Is there an easy (read automated) way to take an
installed gem (that
> required binary compilation) from a development/build
machine and
> create a binary gem to install on a different machine?

Based on what I'm reading at http://docs.r
ubygems.org/read/chapter/6 
(which is really chapter 8, but nevermind) you should be
able to run 
gem_server on the dev machine, and then point your remote
installs at 
that machine.

Regards,

Dan
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Re: Building binary gems
user name
2007-03-07 11:07:12
On 3/7/07, Daniel Berger <Daniel.Bergerqwest.com> wrote:
> Patrick Hurley wrote:
> > Is there an easy (read automated) way to take an
installed gem (that
> > required binary compilation) from a
development/build machine and
> > create a binary gem to install on a different
machine?
>
> Based on what I'm reading at http://docs.r
ubygems.org/read/chapter/6
> (which is really chapter 8, but nevermind) you should
be able to run
> gem_server on the dev machine, and then point your
remote installs at
> that machine.

For me that seems to serve the gems out of the gems cache
directory,
which does not include any locally built binary bits.

Thanks
pth
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