Posts Tagged ‘rubyforge’

Release 0.2.0.1

Friday, March 14th, 2008

As previously mentioned there was an issue in a Mack dependency, cachetastic. Mack 0.2.0 used cachetastic-1.3.1 which had a require for the memcache-client gem.

If you didn’t have the gem installed you would get some not very nice messages. This require was fixed in cachetastic-1.4.1. Mack 0.2.0.1 uses the new version of cachetastic. There is no new functionality in 0.2.0.1, it’s simply the require fix.

Some really cool functionality is in the works for 0.3.0 of Mack, including everyone’s favorite, distributed routes. This, unfortunately, probably won’t be out till the end of next week.

$ sudo gem install mack

Like always, please allow time for the gem to propagate throughout the RubyForge mirrors.

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Release 0.0.6.2

Friday, February 29th, 2008

Please allow for mirror prorogation.  Thanks to Matt Todd for finding the first official Mack bug! Strangely enough, I actually welcome people finding bugs in Mack. It only serves to make it a better framework.

If you find a bug, please head on over to RubyForge and submit a ticket for it, and I’ll do my best to turn it around as quick as possible.

Changelog:

  • gem: thin 0.7.0
  • gem: cachetastic 1.3.1
  • Fixed 18487: #convert_security_of_methods ignores new_level param

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First release! 0.0.4

Wednesday, February 27th, 2008

Last night the first public release of Mack was made available on RubyForge. So get it now:

$ sudo gem install mack

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