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darix>
why was --no-rdoc killed?
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darix>
is it the default now and I would pass --document if i want docs?
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havenwood>
darix: it was removed in favor of: --no-document rdoc
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havenwood>
darix: or disable all docs with just: --no-document
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havenwood>
darix: -N, --no-document
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darix>
havenwood: since which ruby/rubygem version is --no-document supported?
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darix>
havenwood: our ruby packaging generates one spec file for all ruby versions
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darix>
and then builds all ruby versions in parallel in one spec file
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darix>
so now I would need to check "am I currently running with ruby 2.1 then use --no-ri otherwise --no-documents=ri"
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darix>
I wonder if I can just query the rubygems code if it supports --no-ri and then rewrite it
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darix>
ok seems 2.1 already supports it
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darix>
good enough
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darix>
havenwood: the docs are wrong on 2.6
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darix>
ERROR: While executing gem ... (OptionParser::NeedlessArgument)
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darix>
needless argument: --no-document=rdoc,ri
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darix>
(ruby 2.6. so i guess rubygems 3)
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darix>
hmm no broken on older versions as well
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darix>
docs say --no-document TYPES
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darix>
i guess TYPES will only be honored on --document
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havenwood>
darix: I can confirm that option is broken in RubyGems 3.
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havenwood>
darix: (Works in 2.x.)
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darix>
well it works without arguments which is good enough
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darix>
how to do this now
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