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Self-contained Ruby binaries that can run on any Linux distribution and any macOS machine.
Often I have the need to upgrade Ruby versions on my Development server and find the process of matching Production, which is then our of synch, to be a real...
Do you think it would be possible to pakage a framework like Hunami the wake you use Rake to package gems?
How does the packaged binary protect source code? I am concerned that people will be able to unpack the binary and view the proprietary source code of my application.
How can I build ruby binaries for other arch? for example : mips and arm. Using rvm to build ruby on that machine was succeed, docker was available too
# cannot execute binary file Thanks for the useful tool though first I am following the instruction on the Github page but I got a `cannot execute binary file` on...
I'm testing with the 'Hello World' tutorial (without the rake part), made the package with the [linux x86_64 binary](https://d6r77u77i8pq3.cloudfront.net/releases/traveling-ruby-20141215-2.1.5-linux-x86_64.tar.gz) and run it on VM Ubuntu 17.10.1 64bits and it showed...
This issue consolidates #92 #89 #87 #60 #50 #22 - Update Gem support -- Support gtk3 gem? - Bump Bundler version to support newer gems - Addition to the docs...
Consolidates issues #91 #90 #84 #74 #59 #46 Traveling Ruby currently supports Ruby 2.1.5 and Ruby 2.2.0 for Linux and OS X. For Windows, only Ruby 2.1.5 is supported. This...
In issue #3 I have described how I envision support for native extensions to work. Since requiring developers to build native extensions themselves is too much hassle, I proposed providing...
Hi , I want to create package for ruby on rails and not able to find a way to complete it. Also in guide , i didn't find anything for...