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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Replying to @sgrif
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.
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Replying to @schneems
I'm not sure I understand what you mean. This is doable with a travis config
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Replying to @sgrif
Yeah? I didn’t know. Do other gems build and ship binaries built from Travis? I was speaking about this in the more broad sense. Greater than just this issue.
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I've been experimenting with this for fast_woothee. The main issue I have found is Rubygems does not specifically support this use case so you end up having to sync .so files with Github
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Rubygems absolutely supports this use case.
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You can upload platform specific binaries???
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Yes. Nokogiri already does on Windows since Windows users don't frequently have a C compiler installed
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I meant that there doesn’t seem to be a way to specify a map of shared objects => architecture. You could upload all of the compiled binaries to rg, and use extconf to resolve them, but that would require that every user downloads every binary
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I literally just sent a screenshot of a gem which maps binaries by platform
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