From: Paul Vudmaska <paul@...>
Date: 2004-03-26T00:13:42+09:00
Subject: Re: Quick Introduction to RubyGems

Gavin Sinclair wrote:

>On Thursday, March 25, 2004, 10:49:27 PM, Jim wrote:
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>>Jim Weirich <jim@weirichhouse.org> writes:
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>>>Paul Vudmaska wrote:
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>>>>Okay...I did not get the cvs - have to find out how on windows
>>>>2 dashes did not work :(
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>>>I did not see the error you got when you tried
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>>>    gem --remote-list
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>>It looks like Paul is having a different problem than I am. BTW, I'm using Mac
>>OS X.
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>~>> gem --remote-list
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>>gem: invalid option: --remote-list
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>Do you have the CVS version or the released version?  What does 'gem
>--help' say?  What does 'gem --list' do?
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%>gem --list
sources-0.0.1

%> gem --help
C:\Documents and Settings\paul vudmaska>gem --help
Usage: gem [options]
    -b, --build=GEMSPEC              Build a gem file from spec
    -i, --install=GEMFILE            Install a gem from local gem file
    -u, --uninstall=GEMNAME          Uninstall a previously installed gem
        --info=GEMNAME               Display details about an installed Gem
        --dir=DIRNAME                Installation directory for the Gem
        --gen-rdoc                   Generate RDoc documentation for the Gem
        --list                       List installed Gems
        --search=SEARCHPATTERN       Search for Gems in the remote 
repository
        --force                      Force Gem to intall, bypassing 
dependency c
hecks
        --remote-install=GEMNAME     Auto-download and install a Gem and 
its dep
endencies
        --http-proxy=HTTPPROXYHOST   (unimplemented) HTTP Proxy to use 
for remot
e operations
        --version=GEMVERSION         Version of Gem to perform operation on
        --verify=GEMFILE             Verify Gem file against its 
internal checks
um
        --alien                      Report 'unmanaged' or rogue files 
in the Ge
m repository
        --help                       show this message

C:\Documents and Settings\paul vudmaska>


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Seems to look like it should, i guess,

Thanks,:paul