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I'm not sure what gives you this idea. I've found jruby tool support lacking a bit - for example guard-spork doesnt work, guard-jruby has been broken for months
by jeremyjh 14y ago
I'm not sure what gives you this idea. I've found jruby tool support lacking a bit - for example guard-spork doesnt work, guard-jruby has been broken for months. This tells me jruby is outside the mainstream, which matches other observations of the Gemfiles used in many projects which do not support jruby.
- dpeck 14y agoI'll agree that its outside the mainstream, but certainly less so than in the past. But I'll say that being outside the mainstream isn't necessarily a bad thing when so many gems rely on C extensions that tend to be flaky. Watching proceedings for any ruby conference a reoccurring theme is that people doing things that everyone is interested in tend to be doing it on the jruby implementation.