Bo Jeanes

Could this perhaps be something that plugins could opt in to doing. I wouldn't want to assume that every language has the same versioning semantics. However, the Ruby plugin could...

FWIW, I use a tactic like the following for a few langs to build my `$HOME/.tool-versions` so that by default it just picks the highest one available: ``` sh-session $...

interesting proposal... when is this prompt displayed if you aren't explicitly choosing a version (for instance, you've `cd`d to another directory and just run `ruby foo.rb`. If it prompts then,...

> `sort -V` is not portable enough for `asdf` Ah fair enough, though I think one could port the heuristic it uses fairly simply if the outcome was satisfactory. >...

I'm also experiencing this. I will attempt to downgrade to 2.0 to see if it resolves the issue for me.

Yep, 2.0 works. FWIW I was working off a build from master (as of today) building as per https://gist.github.com/steamedbuninvasion/68734672222ea181ca27e589a3ea6587 for AWS Linux. Doing a `git checkout 2.0.0` and re-building resulted...

I went with a slightly different variant which didn't rely on the custom column including quote characters: ``` ruby module PgSearchPatch def initialize(column_name, weight, model) super # Re-set this field...

FWIW, I'm also having this problem. All my gems that are using `:git` are completely absent from the `gem.jar` file. The suggestion by @Xylakant seems in conflict with the [current...

It seems like this may just be an expectation mismatch. I think my `:git` gems are being put in my `app.war`, just not in the `gem.jar` inside it...

> How would you identify the torrent is public or private? qB knows if they are private because of the private flag in the metainfo. It's how qB and other...