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So on the latest version of Ubuntu (12.10), if I run "apt-get install rails" I get Rails 2.3. That was originally released over 4 years ago. There have been (ne
by lucaspiller 14y ago
So on the latest version of Ubuntu (12.10), if I run "apt-get install rails" I get Rails 2.3. That was originally released over 4 years ago. There have been (nearly) 4 major releases since then. How do you work around that, or do you not?
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- fennecfoxen 14y agoOne way to work around that is to host an internal apt/yum/etc repository and put whatever you need into a package there.
- andyl 14y agoA nice way to build apt repositories is to use fpm. https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm Although for just installing rails, using rubygems is the way to go, IMHO.