On 1/21/2019 8:21 PM, Andrei Borzenkov wrote:
What says
rpm --eval %{rb_default_ruby_abi}
ruby:2.1.0 Which looks a bit cool and a bit odd. But doesn't seem generally supported: rpm --eval %{pl_default_perl_abi}
(blank) rpm --eval %{bash_default_bash_abi} (blank)
Ok, I get that it should be looking some place for what version I am running.. This sorta brings me back to how do I find the sources it needs (like things for 2.6 & such), and why I'm confused. I'm not used to setting a version number like 2.x before I can link. So is there a generic way to set versions that something like 'configure' could look at and configure my make for? Hope we are getting closer, but not exactly if I remember my user=xxx question for yesturday --- where it wanted an already existing user and why it wasn't finding them. I'm not against rpm needing more config info, but it didn't point me at it's location -- I did try eval on that mess BTW:
rpm -eval %{ruby:2.1.0:abstract_method} error: package %{ruby:2.1.0:abstract_method} is not installed
I'm hoping it is a matter of toggling a config val somewhere to sub in 2.6 for 2.1, as that would use the latest ruby mods in my local repo copy, but I sorta doubt that approach -- too obvious...er...??? How do I tell ruby that I need to have it use a different version as my default base? thanks! -linda -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org