Wish there was some kind of org that could do stuff like this in a sustainable way. Companies pay a tiny bit and everyone gets the benefits.
I wonder how much time would be saved globally if Nokogiri shipped precompiled binaries for Mac and Linux and not just Windows.
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I'm not sure I understand what you mean. This is doable with a travis config
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I install it to my global gemset
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Doesn't help when you change Ruby versions, change computers, `gem pristine`, etc
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So the story about making this work everywhere is perhaps a bit more complex than it first appears... Linux is not a single target like windows (mostly) is... several architectures are in regular use... without even mentioning stuff like glibc alternatives... sure it is possible
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You don't have to make it work everywhere. x86 and x86_64 covers the majority. libc is dynamically linked, shouldn't be relevant.
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Also sassc, so slow...
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Can you tell me which platforms and versions of Ruby Discourse targets?
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I just ran some maths on the back of an envelop and it seems the answer is "Infinite"
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Not to mention people that were discouraged from trying Rails because they couldn’t get it installed. I know many beginners (myself included) have quit in frustration from it just not installing
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