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1.8/1.9 and 2.x/3.x were handled very differently by the respective communities. That's evident even from the version numbers.
by cookiecaper 13y ago
1.8/1.9 and 2.x/3.x were handled very differently by the respective communities. That's evident even from the version numbers.
- halostatue 13y agoThat's because until well into the development of Ruby 1.9, Ruby was still using the odd (dev)/even (release) approach. 1.9 introduced things that were different, and it wasn't stable enough for production use until 1.9.2, at which point work on 2.0 started.