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gotzbold
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 Posted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 8:09 pm Post subject: disappointing step backwards from netbeans 6.5 RC 2 to 6.5 "just released" |
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Hi RoR community,
I'm installed this evening netbeans 6.5 "just released" and tried to update the existent RoR projects but, nothing works.
Only the message "Rails requires RubyGems >= 1.3.1 (you have 1.2.0). Please 'gem update --system' and try again" works fine:-(
(FYI I read the forum post "Getting Netbeans to recognize Rubygems update")
In the past, it was easy to update RoR Aplications after installing a new netbeans version, like from 6.1 to 6.5RC2
In my opinion it was unacceptable to release netbeans 6.5 for RoR users, it's only a disappointing step back.
Sorry, but in this way, netbeans can not be recommended for developing RoR-enterprise-solutions.
Regs,
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(((Bonsai Studio))) - Giu
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| Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 8:02 am Post subject: disappointing step backwards from netbeans 6.5 RC 2 to 6.5 "just released" |
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Gotzbold,it is not a NetBeans issue.
Rails 2.2.2 requires at least RubyGems 1.3
Open your terminal and type
sudo gem update --system
This should update your RubyGems to the latest version.
Il giorno 04/dic/08, alle ore 21:09, gotzbold ha scritto:
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Hi RoR community,
I'm installed this evening netbeans 6.5 "just released" and tried to update the existent RoR projects but, nothing works.
Only the message "Rails requires RubyGems >= 1.3.1 (you have 1.2.0). Please 'gem update --system' and try again" works fine:-(
(FYI I read the forum post "Getting Netbeans to recognize Rubygems update")
In the past, it was easy to update RoR Aplications after installing a new netbeans version, like from 6.1 to 6.5RC2
In my opinion it was unacceptable to release netbeans 6.5 for RoR users, it's only a disappointing step back.
Sorry, but in this way, netbeans can not be recommended for developing RoR-enterprise-solutions.
Regs,
Gotzbold
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Martin Krauskopf
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| Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 8:15 am Post subject: disappointing step backwards from netbeans 6.5 RC 2 to 6.5 "just released" |
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gotzbold wrote:
| Quote: | Hi RoR community,
I'm installed this evening netbeans 6.5 "just released" and tried to update the existent RoR projects but, nothing works.
Only the message "Rails requires RubyGems >= 1.3.1 (you have 1.2.0). Please 'gem update --system' and try again" works fine:-(
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Sorry, but in this way, netbeans can not be recommended for developing RoR-enterprise-solutions.
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That the danger of living in Ruby, highly dynamic and rapidly
forward-moving, world ;)
We are trying to catch as much as we can, but since a lot of application
we are depending on, are changing rapidly, sometime changing behavior
and/or APIs, we cannot always ensure forward compatibility with not-yet
released gems, application, libraries we are utilizing (like RSpec,
Rake, RubyGems, Rails, ...). Even new release of Ruby might cause
incompatibilities. I believe that this is kind of evolution which will
settle down in time, not by stopping moving forward quickly, but by
stabilizing APIs and behavior compatibility. Also the world of IDE is
kind of new (comparing to others languages).
For now we might at least document cases like your one in our Ruby FAQ:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/RubyFAQ
I or Erno will do it for this one, if nobody else. Yup, we are
appreciating any help wrt. to the help with wiki, with hunting down
cases like this and their culprits, or with code itself.
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Chris Kutler
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| Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 4:19 pm Post subject: disappointing step backwards from netbeans 6.5 RC 2 to 6.5 "just released" |
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Hi Martin,
I will add a faq (as a user contribution ;^)
I am working on it now.
Martin Krauskopf wrote:
| Quote: | gotzbold wrote:
| Quote: | Hi RoR community,
I'm installed this evening netbeans 6.5 "just released" and tried to
update the existent RoR projects but, nothing works.
Only the message "Rails requires RubyGems >= 1.3.1 (you have 1.2.0).
Please 'gem update --system' and try again" works fine:-(
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[...]
| Quote: |
Sorry, but in this way, netbeans can not be recommended for
developing RoR-enterprise-solutions.
|
That the danger of living in Ruby, highly dynamic and rapidly
forward-moving, world ;)
We are trying to catch as much as we can, but since a lot of
application we are depending on, are changing rapidly, sometime
changing behavior and/or APIs, we cannot always ensure forward
compatibility with not-yet released gems, application, libraries we
are utilizing (like RSpec, Rake, RubyGems, Rails, ...). Even new
release of Ruby might cause incompatibilities. I believe that this is
kind of evolution which will settle down in time, not by stopping
moving forward quickly, but by stabilizing APIs and behavior
compatibility. Also the world of IDE is kind of new (comparing to
others languages).
For now we might at least document cases like your one in our Ruby FAQ:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/RubyFAQ
I or Erno will do it for this one, if nobody else. Yup, we are
appreciating any help wrt. to the help with wiki, with hunting down
cases like this and their culprits, or with code itself.
m.
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Martin Krauskopf
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| Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 6:21 pm Post subject: disappointing step backwards from netbeans 6.5 RC 2 to 6.5 "just released" |
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Chris Kutler wrote:
| Quote: | Hi Martin,
I will add a faq (as a user contribution ;^)
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Thanks. Great to have such wiki-contributor, who did major part of it ;)
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