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It shouldn't even be possible to segfault an interpreted language like Ruby, let alone the "current stable" version. Sounds like it's Ruby-core's problem, not R
by sailormoon 17y ago
It shouldn't even be possible to segfault an interpreted language like Ruby, let alone the "current stable" version. Sounds like it's Ruby-core's problem, not Rails-core's.
That said, I agree with you, it's strange. But I do think it's good they're pushing so hard for 1.9.2.
- _pius 17y agoIt shouldn't even be possible to segfault an interpreted language like Ruby, let alone the "current stable" version. Sounds like it's Ruby-core's problem, not Rails-core's. Heh, good point.